Travel and discovery
Walk viewers through an itinerary, a road trip or a destination guide. Each stop is a scene, with the place chip and a stat card for the number that matters.
Tip: use vertical video and 3 to 5 words per caption line.
Use cases
A flyover shows where something is, how far it is and what is around it, faster than a paragraph can.
Walk viewers through an itinerary, a road trip or a destination guide. Each stop is a scene, with the place chip and a stat card for the number that matters.
Tip: use vertical video and 3 to 5 words per caption line.
Make history, geography and politics easy to follow. The spoken word is highlighted, so viewers keep up even with the sound off.
Tip: keep a fact in a stat card for each place.
Show a neighborhood, campus or development in context, from region down to the street, using circles around a point where no outline exists.
Tip: use a circle boundary with a radius in kilometres.
Locate events in seconds. Cite your sources in the narration and use the landscape shape for broadcast and the web.
Tip: export 16:9 at 1080p.
Build a repeatable format for daily or weekly Shorts. Keep the caption style and settings, swap the script, and schedule through Buffer.
Tip: let an agent draft the scenes from your script.
Run many projects a month on the Studio plan, with 4K export and longer videos. Everyone brings their own narration and caption keys.
Tip: one project per client keeps things tidy.
Build the whole film for free. Export when you are ready.