Two person UGC video template

• In the interview setup, answer in full sentences: "My favourite part is the strap" works once the question is gone, "The strap" doesn't.
• Keep talk about the shoot itself, like "wait, say that again", short, and restart the line cleanly after it.
• A wide lens or a step back keeps both faces in the 9:16 frame, so neither of you sits at the edge.

Both on camera. Two people in the frame, talking to each other or to the lens. It suits couples, friends, a parent and child, or a skeptic and a fan of the product. The video is the exchange, so both voices stay.

One behind the phone. Someone off camera asks questions and you answer to the lens. It suits interview and street-style videos where only the answers should be heard. The asker's lines are prompts, there to get you talking.

1. The setup line. One person states the situation: "She thinks this blender is a waste of money."
2. The doubt. The other pushes back in their own words.
3. The test. You try it together, both reacting as it happens.
4. The turn. The doubter says what changed their mind, or doesn't.
5. The send-off. Either of you says who it's for and where the link is.

1. First question. Asked from behind the phone: "What's in your gym bag today, and what do you grab first?"
2. The answer. You answer in a sentence or two that make sense without the question, since it is usually cut.
3. Follow-up. "Why that one over the one you had before?"
4. The reason. Your honest reason, with the product in hand.
5. The close. A line to the lens on where to find it.

Auto Edit reads what each voice says in a clip. It reads a clip as two people only when the second voice says enough of it: at least four words, and about one word in eight of the clip. Then it doesn't count one person's line as a retry of the other's, even when you both say nearly the same words, and each person's own repeated tries are still compared, so if you restart a sentence, your clearest version stays. It can still cut either person's line that it judges weaker or off script, so watch the version before you export.

In a clip read as two people, Auto Edit compares how loud the voices are. A voice much quieter than the other is read as someone off camera, and that person's prompts are usually cut. A short question before a long answer can fall under one word in eight, so the clip is read as one voice and the question stays in. Keep each answer to a sentence or two, or film several exchanges in one clip, and cut any question left in from the editor. Auto Edit reads the two people within each clip, so keep a question and its answer in the same clip rather than filming each person separately.

For the both-on-camera setup, sit or stand close to the phone and at a similar distance from it, and speak at a similar volume. A person far from the phone can sound quiet enough to read as off camera. For the interview setup, the asker stands behind the phone and you stand in front of it, so your voice is the clearly louder one. Watch the new version before you export, and if a line went missing, press New Version or fix it in the editor.

Leave Let AI Reorder off, so a reply never lands before its question. J and L Cuts on smooths the hand-offs between speakers, and Remove Ums tidies both voices. With a length picked, Auto Edit keeps your hook and your call to action and drops weaker lines until it is near the target. Captions follow both voices' words. On iPhone and the Mac, Export Pack makes 9:16, 4:5 and 1:1 copies with and without captions; on the web, export one shape at a time.