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Product launch, colour grading, faceless explainer, captions and recuts, motion graphics, and voice and audio. Five of these led with a six-to-eight second teaser. A six-second clip on the page that teaches you to make explainers does not teach anything — it is a placeholder that looks like content. Colour grading, the most visual feature in the product, had no video at all. The new films are 34 to 41 seconds and each shows a RANGE rather than one look: four ways to tell the same idea with no footage; five caption treatments on one untouched clip; correction, presets, curves, selective colour, all four scopes and a LUT; narration with music ducking under it and effects on the beat. The launch film is built by running the workflow on huly.io for real, so the page that sells the workflow is showing its actual output. They share one visual system, measured from HyperFrames own light-theme launch films rather than invented: bone field, near-black type, coral accent, and the product always a dark panel inset on the light field. Every one carries audio at about -20 dB and is 1-2 MB. The old teasers are removed from the three pages where they became a duplicate. They stay in the workflow picker, which is where a six-second tile belongs. Guides with nothing to look at: 15 at the start of this work, 5 now.
