Question Bubble Pause

Description

A solid speech balloon drops in fast from a slightly smaller, tilted position, and the full question appears inside it as one phrase in heavy, forward-slanted type. A dimensional thinking-face image enters beside the balloon's tail, tilts once as if considering, and then the frame holds still for a long reading pause. Use it to put a question to the audience, set up a problem before the answer, or add a beat of suspense between presenter shots. The question must be 1 to 110 characters; the type steps down in size for longer copy, and a longer passage belongs in a separate reading shot. No presenter footage is involved. The balloon body and tail are a single editable SVG path, and the thinking face is a bundled generated raster you can swap for your own character; the Black & White style desaturates it. The finished HyperFrames project renders to a 5.2-second, 1920x1080, 30 fps MP4.

What you get

• Gives a spoken question its own visual pause, with a still last frame that works as a clean edit point.
• The whole question appears at once in large type, readable even at thumbnail size.
• Only one text field is needed; the thinking-face image is bundled.
• Type size steps down automatically for questions up to 110 characters.

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