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After picking SFX it's time to line up everything to music. Some challenges on any project include:
1. Finding the right music
2. Aligning everything with the music
3. Keeping the pacing of presenting info reasonable while staying on beat
BUT when you manage all three things, the video is more likely to perform 👀
Nice work as usual
The pacing point is the one most people underestimate. You can nail the music and SFX separately but if the information lands too fast or too slow relative to the beat, the whole thing feels off. Getting that right is more of a feel than a formula.
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The 3D elements, especially seat pov idea is very interesting🔥