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We don't have any judgement for how people want to tell their stories. A format or an aspect ratio or the camera chosen or the resolution is meaningless in and of itself: what did you do with that canvas? Did you inspire? Thought-provoke? Millions use the vertical format each day to share snippets of their day-to-day life with friends and strangers and with good intentions, there's no evil.

@@storylines_video - I didn't think putting the /s was necessary.

@@TommyJonesProductions sorry!!! 🙃we appreciate the jest. how much vertical video do you output ooc?

@@storylines_video - I prefer widescreen, but I do some social media stuff for people that requires it. It's annoying, but that's life.

Hi - Storylines automatically edits together social media-worthy clips from longform interviews, podcasts, etc. You may want to add b-roll to these edits. First find a YT video that can serve as b-roll. Then highlight the text where you want b-roll to be over-laid. Click the YT icon and paste in the link of the video (and its start time). See more here: help.storylines.video/en/articles/9092385-how-to-add-b-roll-to-your-video

@@storylines_video Ok. Thanks.

Great question. With a pure transcript, such as in Resolve, you are limited to exact search terms when trying to collect soundbites for a project. When you search a key term, you will only see clips that match that exact term, word for word. Storylines AI helps you search using intention, rather than exact specification. When you use prompting, such as "find me clips where the interviewee talks about his childhood", it will take that context, and create a more holistic search for the topic. The exact transcript may say "when I was growing up", "back when I was a kid", etc. - which wouldn't be found if you searched "childhood" in Resolve. It also helps if you aren't intimately familiar with the source material - searching using intention will expand your clip base, and help you become acquainted with the source faster. Hope that helps! - Robbie

Thank you brother! ☝