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Half-second pattern-breaks — crashes, flips, near-misses. Cut one over your first frame so the thumb stops before the viewer decides to leave.

Keyable subjects on a flat green field. Drop them over any background — the editor's greenscreen primitive pulls the key for you.

Faces doing the work — shock, delight, disbelief. The cutaway that tells the viewer how to feel about the thing you just showed them.

Someone on camera, speaking to you. The spine of a UGC ad or an explainer you'll caption over.

Neutral cover footage to lay under narration — hands, streets, machinery, weather. Buys you a cut whenever the audio needs to keep going.

People living in real places — the everyday texture that makes an edit feel filmed rather than assembled.

Objects held, opened, poured, and demoed. The hero beat of an ad, ready to be re-captioned for whatever you're selling.

Something being performed or shown step by step — the how-it-works middle of a tutorial.

Frames that are mostly words — title cards, chat screenshots, on-screen statements you can swap the copy on.