Filmora news template

Here is a template for creating a news-style video using Filmora:

Title: [Insert title of your news story]

Intro:

• Start with a bold and attention-grabbing title card with the title of your news story
• Add a background image or video that sets the tone for your story
• Use a font that is easy to read and bold to make the title stand out

Segment 1: Introduction

• Start with a brief introduction to the story, including the main points and key facts
• Use a mix of text overlays and voiceover to deliver the information
• Keep the introduction concise and to the point, around 30-60 seconds long

Segment 2: Main Story

• This is the meat of your news story, where you delve deeper into the details and provide more information
• Use a mix of video footage, images, and text overlays to tell the story
• Keep the pace of the segment fast-moving and engaging, with a mix of different visuals and audio elements

Segment 3: Interviews

• If you have interviews with experts or individuals involved in the story, include them in this segment
• Use a mix of text overlays and voiceover to provide context and background information
• Keep the interviews concise and to the point, around 1-2 minutes long

Segment 4: Conclusion

• Summarize the main points of the story and provide a final thought or takeaway
• Use a mix of text overlays and voiceover to deliver the information
• Keep the conclusion concise and to the point, around 30-60 seconds long

Outro:

• End the video with a final title card and a call to action (e.g. "Learn more at [website URL]")
• Use a font that is easy to read and bold to make the title stand out
• Add a background image or video that complements the tone of the story

Tips and Tricks:

• Use a consistent font and color scheme throughout the video to create a cohesive look
• Keep the pace of the video fast-moving and engaging, with a mix of different visuals and audio elements
• Use text overlays to provide context and background information, but avoid overwhelming the viewer with too much text
• Use a mix of video footage, images, and text overlays to keep the video visually interesting
• Keep the video concise and to the point, around 2-3 minutes long

Here is an example of what the template might look like in Filmora:

[Title Card: "Breaking News: [Insert title of your news story]"]

[Intro: Background image or video, with bold font and text overlay]

[Intro Voiceover: "Welcome to our breaking news segment, where we bring you the latest updates on [insert topic]. Today, we're covering [insert main point of the story]."]

[Segment 1: Introduction]

• Text overlay: "According to sources, [insert key fact]."
• Voiceover: "The [insert topic] has been making headlines in recent weeks, with [insert key point]."
• Text overlay: "But what does it mean for [insert group or individual affected]?"

[Segment 2: Main Story]

• Video footage: [insert relevant footage]
• Text overlay: "The [insert topic] has been a topic of debate for [insert time period]."
• Voiceover: "Experts say [insert expert quote]."
• Text overlay: "But not everyone agrees, with [insert opposing viewpoint]."

[Segment 3: Interviews]

• Interview with expert: [insert relevant footage]
• Text overlay: "We spoke with [insert expert name] about the [insert topic]."
• Voiceover: "What do you think is the most important aspect of this story?"
• Expert quote: [insert relevant quote]

[Segment 4: Conclusion]

• Text overlay: "In conclusion, [insert main point of the story]."
• Voiceover: "We'll continue to follow this story and bring you updates as more information becomes available."
• Text overlay: "Learn more at [website URL]."

[Outro: Final title card and call to action]