Poppy Advertise 4.9 (988) Scriptwriter Video editor Video producer Posted August 28 1 To grab attention in the first few seconds of a video ad, I start with something that instantly hooks the viewer—whether it’s a bold visual, a surprising statement, or an intriguing question. I also keep the pace fast and the content engaging, so there’s no room for boredom. Using quick cuts, dynamic visuals, and a strong narrative helps maintain interest throughout the ad. Plus, I make sure to include a clear message early on so viewers know why they should keep watching. See profile Link to comment https://answers.fiverr.com/qa/15_video-animation/141_video-ads-commercials/what-techniques-do-you-use-to-ensure-that-the-first-few-seconds-of-a-video-ad-grab-the-viewers-attention-and-hold-it-until-the-end-r799/#findComment-772 Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fafa 4.9 (213) 3D animator Posted August 28 1 I think the particles are the solution, many butterflies, many tree like long shots of the jungle, an army is coming, and many waves on the sea, The first scene can be huge, maybe the most complicated shot o, if it`s animation particle simulation or fluid simulation, if it`s filming best movements of the camera in the best location it`s my opinion, What is your power to create pictures? use it at the beginning of the video to grab the attention See profile Link to comment https://answers.fiverr.com/qa/15_video-animation/141_video-ads-commercials/what-techniques-do-you-use-to-ensure-that-the-first-few-seconds-of-a-video-ad-grab-the-viewers-attention-and-hold-it-until-the-end-r799/#findComment-749 Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mike V 4.9 (2010) Video content creator Posted August 27 0 Start with a powerful image or surprising moment that grabs attention right away. Add bold words or an interesting question to cause curiosity. Use quick cuts and lively pacing to keep things exciting. Make sure the style and images match what your audience likes right from the beginning. Keep their interest by offering something valuable or unexpected from the start. See profile Link to comment https://answers.fiverr.com/qa/15_video-animation/141_video-ads-commercials/what-techniques-do-you-use-to-ensure-that-the-first-few-seconds-of-a-video-ad-grab-the-viewers-attention-and-hold-it-until-the-end-r799/#findComment-630 Share on other sites More sharing options...
Allie Madison 5.0 (16585) Video & Animation Posted August 27 0 It's important to have a captivating hook to grab an audience's attention. It should target a very specific niche. For instance, if I'm making an ad targeting people in Houston who want to sell their home, I can start with something like: "If you have a home in Houston that you want to sell fast, listen up!" The script should be short, concise and straight to the point. Then at the end, it's important to have a clear call to action (CTA.) Do you want people to fill out a form? Call you? Visit your website? Be very specific and tell people to take this action. A good script is the heart of an effective video ad. Be very clear with your intentions! See profile Link to comment https://answers.fiverr.com/qa/15_video-animation/141_video-ads-commercials/what-techniques-do-you-use-to-ensure-that-the-first-few-seconds-of-a-video-ad-grab-the-viewers-attention-and-hold-it-until-the-end-r799/#findComment-369 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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