But if you'd like more info on stock audio and royalty free music, you can check out this video above. The link is also in the description here. Posting to shorts, TikTok, and reels, you have the option of being 15 seconds or under, or you can go up to 60 seconds. And then TikTok even has a three minutes option depending on the kind of video you're doing this is gonna be just B-roll of an iPhone unboxing, keeping it under 15 seconds might increase its possibility of going viral, but if you're doing a video where you're explaining something or going more in depth, feel free to go up to 60 seconds or even three minutes. But again, not all platforms support three minutes so 60 seconds is a good target for your length of vertical videos.
Now, if you're creating a 15 second reel or TikTok, you probably want things pretty fast paced to keep it interesting. Here, I'm gonna start with the iPhone box sliding onto the table, and I'm actually gonna cut it there again, it's a pretty quick cut, but again, we're trying to keep people's attention as fast as possible. I'm gonna jump to opening the box now. Again, we wanna keep everything centered in that vertical frame, so I'm going to move that just a little bit, and again, because we shot in landscape, I have a little more flexibility on moving this around. Again, we'll jump to the action of taking it out of the box. Now, one of the things you might want to do, depending on the music you chose, is to keep the cuts in beat.