What problem does it solve? Deciding what footage to show and where to place it on screen is a recurring judgment call in video editing. This Skill provides authoritative decision criteria for B-roll selection and on-screen placement, ensuring every frame remains readable and no critical information gets cropped or covered. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Footage Judgment Checklist: Review source and target frames, identify subjects and protected information (text, logos, faces), and select only segments where key content stays fully visible. - Layout Decision Flows: Structured rules for PiP overlays, full-frame cutaways (cover vs contain), face-safe cropping with eyes in the upper third, and stacked split layouts for vertical video. - Density Discipline: Criteria for when B-roll is justified (hiding jump cuts, visualizing mentioned objects) versus when to leave footage alone, including opening/closing breathing room. - Use Case: While editing a vertical talking-head video, the agent uses this Skill to decide whether a mentioned product shot should appear as a full-frame cutaway or a small overlay window, and exactly where to place it without covering the speaker's face or subtitles. ## Quick Start Use the b-roll reference to decide what footage should cover the jump cut at 0:42 and how to position it without遮挡 the speaker or subtitles.
