A portrait talking-head hook
Selected emphasis words sit behind a large presenter while ordinary captions carry the spoken line in front.
Compare talking-head treatments that place selected key words behind the presenter. The emphasis highlights an idea; ordinary subtitles remain a separate choice.
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Compare talking-head treatments that place selected key words behind the presenter. The emphasis highlights an idea; ordinary subtitles remain a separate choice.
Choose an example to play. Each shows a different subject or treatment you can adapt to your own source material.
Selected emphasis words sit behind a large presenter while ordinary captions carry the spoken line in front.
A fictional presenter explains a recording workflow, with selected emphasis words and ordinary subtitles off.
Your recording already has the story. It just needs to land more clearly. Tell Ngram which original speech to keep, then add labels or short diagrams wherever viewers need context. Now it doesn't just show, it explains. Bring your recording to Ngram.
Bring the source facts and identify what this audience should learn.
Open the matching style page and customize the brief, length and format before continuing to Studio.
Approve the plan containing the script, then check the generated video against your source and request any corrections.
Bring the facts and choose a visual treatment that makes the explanation clear.