Voice, Music, Visual Direction, and Thumbnails
How to review narration, music, visual direction, source choices, and thumbnail references before production.
Review the creative choices in the Quote Statement before confirming production.
Voice
Choose and preview a voice when VidBlitz is creating narration. Voice selection does not apply when you provide a complete Custom Voiceover.
A saved Brand Profile can supply a preferred voice, language, visual direction, and sourcing choices for faster setup.
Music
Choose no music or select an available track. Keep the level low enough that narration remains clear. Music may be reduced or paused during source-original-audio moments.
Visual Direction
Review the selected theme, background, captions, visual style, and requested enhancements. VidBlitz can use sourced media, charts, text treatments, maps, comparisons, chapter cards, callouts, and other Animated Scenes when they support the story.
Use decorative motion sparingly. The clearest visual for the narration is usually better than the busiest one.
Source Permissions
Review where VidBlitz is allowed to look for visuals and any sources, channels, domains, scene types, or treatments you want excluded.
Source availability affects the feasible runtime. If the Quote warns that coverage is limited, shorten the video or broaden the allowed sources before confirming.
References
A content reference can guide pacing and production style. A thumbnail reference guides the thumbnail separately.
Choose a thumbnail reference from the same niche and viewer expectation. Confirm that the Quote Statement shows the correct reference before starting production.
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