Editing films and series: “Dynamic”, “Classic” and verified presets

When you create a film or an episode there is an “Editing” block — how the video is assembled: speech speed, pauses, how often the picture changes, subtitles and music. “Dynamic” is selected by default — a brisk pace without pauses or frozen frames. “Classic” is calmer, as before. Presets marked “verified” are settings of successful videos saved by an administrator. “Detailed settings — what they do and cost”: - Speech speed — speeds up the voiceover without changing the pitch (×1.12 — brisk but clear). Free. - Pause after a line — how long the frame is held after the last word. Free. - Trim silence at the start and end of lines. Free. - Max shot length — a long line is split at a pause into short shots, the second one tighter (a “push-in”). No new pictures are drawn, but each shot is a separate animated clip (paid per shot). 0 — do not split. - Animation model (lips to sound) — runs on our GPU; the clip price is shown next to it. - ElevenLabs voice stability — higher: the character's voice is the same in every line; lower: more emotion. Gemini voices are kept consistent by one instruction per character and are free within the quota. - Word-by-word highlighted subtitles — the spoken word lights up (if on-screen subtitles are on). Free. - Final call-to-action card — a banner over the last scene, e.g. “Comment WANT”. Free. - Your own music (ElevenLabs Music) — a unique track for the length of the video, saved to your library. Paid per minute; empty — a track from the library or rotation. Series settings apply to all of its episodes.