Looks like a TV news channel on air: a deep blue studio, a channel bug with a blinking LIVE dot, a running clock, the scene in a framed picture-in-picture box, a white data panel rolling up the number, a two-tier lower third telling the story in one line and a ticker crawling along the bottom. At the peak, a full-width red breaking banner slams open. Made for current-events explainers, facts told as news, announcements and countdowns.
Use this styleSay what the story is and give the key numbers, places, dates and source (on-screen numbers only come from what you give). Upload photos or clips of the scene for the picture-in-picture box; without them, the box shows broadcast graphics drawn in code, such as a satellite map, a sky or a chart. Name your own channel or show for the bug, or a fictional channel name is used. Not suited to poetry or calm, soothing subjects.
A 10-second science explainer told as news: an illustrated eclipse plays in the picture-in-picture box as the Moon slides over the Sun and the sky darkens, the panel rolls up 7.5 minutes of longest totality, and the red breaking banner slams open on "THE SKY GOES DARK" over the corona.
TV News Package · 16:9 · 10.0s