Move fast without making the work disposable.
Plan recurring vertical content, create missing shots and finish dynamic edits with captions, effects and sound built into the production.
- 9:16-first production
- Captions and effects in context
- Reusable formats and brand assets
The Best Seat in the Library
A question about a reading chair opens the reel above. The project was composed for portrait from its first image, with room for captions and a sequence that moves from material details to the full reading corner.
- Composition
- 1080 × 1920 · 9:16
- Timeline length
- 23 seconds
- Structure
- 5 scenes + narration
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Compose for portrait from the start
The opening image uses Seedream 5.0 Pro with the approved chair and library reference. Its prompt requests native 9:16 framing, keeps important chair details in the central 70% and leaves space for a question.
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Build a five-scene story
The sequence moves through the opening question, walnut detail, green velvet, the reading corner and a final question. These five scenes take 20 seconds, followed by the closing sequence.
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Align narration and captions
Five narration clips accompany the scenes, with linked lines visible on the timeline. The opening asks, “Would you stop scrolling for this seat?” Captions are added during editing, with highlighted words visible in the preview.
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Check the complete vertical edit
Music, narration and picture remain on separate layers in the 23-second composition. Review the portrait preview to check whether the captions are readable and leave the chair details visible through each cut.
For a short social video, plan the opening question and space for captions before generating the scene images.
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