Single statistic
One number, one short supporting line, held long enough to read aloud.

Designed scenes for claims, numbers, comparisons and quotes — readable hierarchy instead of a wall of text.
Join waitlistStatements, statistics, comparisons and quotes need space and order. On a phone, a wall of text fails. Version one lays these out so the claim lands, the number stays readable, and emphasis follows the narration instead of a decorative template.
These scenes are designed for meaning. Scene length follows sentence boundaries from the voiceover. Cuts land when a thought finishes — the main reason generated video usually feels machine-made.
Your product names and industry terms are known up front, so on-screen numbers and labels stay spelled correctly the first time.

Version one is not a timeline editor. This scene type is one step in a describe → plan → review flow.
The script pass marks which lines are claims, numbers or quotes.
The scene planner assigns the right layout — big number, comparison pair, quote block — and how long it holds.
Quality checks catch text overflow, weak contrast and anything that breaks your brand rules before you see the file.
Patterns this scene type is built to cover — not stock templates with your logo slapped on.
One number, one short supporting line, held long enough to read aloud.
Two columns or states that make the change obvious without a paragraph of explanation.
A short line from the script, set as a quote when the voice needs a visual pause.
Other parts of short-form version one.
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