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motion-effects

Style for edit-video: a library of 33 named motion effects for talking-head reels (kinetic hook, gravity drop, timeline, title card, comment drop, orbit, frame break, vertigo, paper cut, rewind and more), built in one design system with words behind the speaker and the creator's own footage inside the UI. Use when the creator names an effect, asks for heavy motion graphics, or wants an effects listicle.

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# Motion effects

A style on top of `edit-video`, which owns the cut, sound and review. The creator
asks for an effect by name ("add a gravity drop on 'drop'") and you build it on the
spoken word, in one consistent design system. The [effect recipes](references/effects.md)
hold the layers, timing, sound and a copy-paste prompt for each one.

## What makes these look premium

Most AI edits look like stickers on a talking head. These don't, because of five habits:

1. **Depth.** Big words sit *behind* the speaker and in front of the room. Cut the
   person out once and stack: camera, words, person, UI.
2. **One design system per reel.** One dark colour taken from the room, one light
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