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Comment Emphasis

When to use

• A video answers, reacts to, or corrects one specific viewer comment and that comment should be visible while it happens
• A "comment of the video" or pinned-comment segment where the comment is the star, not background dressing
• A correction or clarification: a comment spotted an error, and the video needs to show exactly which comment and what it said
• A shout-out: one commenter's words get featured on screen with credit
• A comment thread has one reply that changes the discussion and you want to freeze it before it scrolls away

Workflow

1. Pick one comment (input: comment feed → output: one comment + emphasis reason)
   One comment per emphasis. Choose the comment the segment is actually about: the correction, the question being answered, the joke being featured. The comment is ≤40 words as shown — trim quoted context, keep the commenter's own words intact. Write the emphasis reason in one line ("it corrects the date," "it asks the question everyone asks") — if you cannot write the reason, the comment does not need emphasis, it needs a scroll-past.
2. Isolate the comment (input: feed screenshot or layout → output: isolated comment card)
   Lift the comment out of the feed into its own card: avatar, name/handle, timestamp, and the comment text, nothing else. Drop the surrounding comments, the reply counts, and the feed chrome — the card is the comment, not a screenshot of an app. Keep the commenter's name and avatar attached: an emphasized comment without credit reads as the creator's own words.
3. Emphasize with the highlighter sweep (input: comment card → output: sweep animation)
   The emphasis is a highlighter sweep, not a zoom: a translucent marker band (yellow or a brand accent, 45–60% opacity) sweeps across the key phrase of the comment over 0.5–0.7 s, left to right, following the reading direction, then stays as a static highlight. The sweep covers only the key phrase (≤10 words) — highlighting the whole comment highlights nothing. If the comment's key phrase is a number or a name, the sweep starts exactly on that word; the sweep's start point is the emphasis.
4. Pin the card (input: highlighted card → output: pinned hold)
   After the sweep, the card pins: it scales to its reading size (if it entered smaller), centers or docks to its reserved zone, and a small pin icon or "pinned" tag fades in at its top corner over 0.25 s. Then it holds dead still for the whole reaction — ≥3 s minimum, longer if the response is long. The pinned card is a stable reference: the viewer glances back at it while listening. Any motion during the hold (pulsing, shimmering, floating) breaks the reference and pulls eyes away from the speaker.

Template preview

Comment Emphasis — Production Template

One comment, one emphasis. Fill in per featured comment.

Comment: {commenter name / handle} — {timestamp}

Full comment as shown (≤40 words, commenter's own words intact):

> "{comment text}"

Emphasis reason (one line): "{it corrects… / it asks… / it is the joke…}"

Card

• Avatar: [ ] Attached | Name/handle: [ ] Attached | Timestamp: [ ] Attached
• Feed chrome / surrounding comments: [ ] Removed
• Private information in comment: [ ] None [ ] Blurred / cut before build

Key phrase (≤10 words — the only highlighted part)

"{key phrase}"

Sweep: {0.5–0.7 s}, left-to-right, {45–60%} opacity {yellow / brand accent}

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