PricingStart with these source clips
This is an editorial brief to adapt, not a completed customer project. The result depends on the footage and instructions you provide.
- A full-length view showing the complete look.
- A movement shot that keeps the silhouette in frame.
- A fabric or accessory detail, with consistent garment colour.
Plan the story
| Part | Intended action | Review question |
|---|---|---|
| Opening | Reveal the complete look | Are the important parts of the outfit visible? |
| Movement | Show how the garment moves | Does the crop preserve the silhouette? |
| Detail and ending | Show texture, then resolve the look | Do the colours remain faithful to the source? |
Use this editing brief
Open the brief in Shorty, replace any details with your actual requirements and select your footage. Starting from the brief fills in the instruction; you choose when to submit the edit.
Make a 15-second vertical fashion reel from these clips. Open on the complete look, cut into a movement shot, then show one fabric detail and finish on a strong pose. Keep the full silhouette visible where possible and preserve the actual garment colours. Use minimal text, restrained transitions and only the supplied footage.
Make the next revision specific
Shorty supports follow-up revision requests. In supported editable compositions, you can select an editable element and describe a targeted change. Review the new version before sharing. Objects flattened into source footage are not automatically separate editable layers; the timeline is for playback and inspection rather than full manual frame-by-frame authoring.
Use a wider crop on the walking shot so the full outfit stays visible. Keep the garment colours and the final pose unchanged.
Check the finished MP4
Check the full outfit, fabric detail, skin tones and garment colours on the exported video. Remove a crop or treatment that changes what the product looks like.
Watch the downloaded file with sound and once without sound. Confirm captions, framing and the ending before publishing. Record actual time or credits only after completing your own edit.