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One of the hallmarks of a good, compelling video is the ability to take viewers through multiple layers and levels of emotion. These can be subtle shifts, or they can be distinct chapters.
A great way to achieve this is to use a dynamic piece of music that has those different levels, which can guide your edit without the interruption of patching multiple songs together.
This exclusive song, “Kinetic”, does just that, and it’s perfect for inspiring corporate ads or branded content.
You can check out our Inspiration Playlist for more songs just like this!
Browse our entire music library here.
*This free song may be used under Filmpac’s Standard Commercial License.
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