Narration planning
Create voiceover that leaves enough room for the video to breathe
A good voiceover supports the visual sequence and fits the available seconds. Build narration scene by scene, then review the complete read as one script.
Match words to duration
Use shorter lines for fast social clips and allow deliberate pauses when the picture needs attention.
Avoid describing the obvious
Add meaning the audience cannot see directly instead of naming every object on screen.
Plan the mix
Pair voiceover with restrained music and purposeful sound effects so speech remains intelligible.
Quick answers
Questions about this workflow
How fast should the voiceover be?
A natural pace is better than forcing too many words into a short clip.
Can I choose no narration?
Yes. Select a visual-only or effects-and-music audio plan.