Motion
Titles and callouts that move like an editor made them
Animated text, lower thirds and stat callouts, added by describing the moment they belong to.
the editor saw
speaker says "we tripled it" at 0:12
→ stat callout keyed to the line, out on the next beat
How it decides
Timed to what's said
A callout lands on the sentence it refers to, and leaves before it overstays — the timing comes from the transcript, so it can't drift out of sync with the words.
Motion that suits the cut
Fast edits get fast entrances. On a slow, considered piece the same element eases instead of snapping, so graphics don't fight the pacing of the video they're on.
What you control
Things you can type. The editor answers to language, not menus.
- add a title card at the start with the episode name
- put a stat callout on the tripled-revenue line
- lower third with my name and handle when I introduce myself
What it won't do
- It won't build a bespoke animation sequence — this is a set of well-made primitives placed intelligently, not a motion-design studio.
- It won't add graphics you didn't ask for. Nothing appears on screen because a template said it should.