Compare two options.
Introduce a choice, describe each option on the same basis, and end with the tradeoff.
A practical comparison using supplied facts. The paper-versus-screen example is illustrative; it does not claim one option is universally better.
Use this template →20 seconds · 4 scenes · 720 × 1280 · silent MP4
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Make the story yours.
- Name the two options and the decision the viewer is trying to make.
- Choose the same criteria for both options, such as portability, features or a dated verified price.
- Replace both option scenes with facts you can support. Add a source, date and disclosure where needed.
- End with the condition that makes each option useful. Do not turn an example into a measured recommendation.
Use the script timer to check your new wording. Add an owned or licensed image to each scene, or follow the narration guide for an optional voice track. Review the finished video before sharing.
The example script.
0–5 seconds: Paper or screen? Choose where to begin.
5–10 seconds: Paper: a page for notes and sketches.
10–15 seconds: Screen: a place to rearrange text.
15–20 seconds: Start where the next step feels clear.
What the template includes.
4 editable scenes, color and layout choices, and a saved starting script. It does not generate product footage, avatars, or character animation. You can export up to two minutes at a 720-pixel short edge in the current trial, or up to one minute at a 1080-pixel short edge when that option is available. Both use 30 frames per second. Uploaded images and audio need your ownership or licensing confirmation.
These original examples are available to adapt in Remixure. Replace sample wording with accurate statements about your own work; the examples are not evidence of product or customer results.