Liverty five-types - v3
Hook title on the open, an image on every type, proof at the end. 114.2 s. Unmute it.
Every overlay, checked frame by frame
| 0.0-3.6 s | hook title at the top: FIVE TYPES. / ONE PROBLEM. / SKIN THAT FINALLY SETTLES. |
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| 4.3-7.6 s | atopic - inner elbow, the classic flexural site |
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| 13.4-16.6 s | contact - forearm, a sharply bounded patch |
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| 21.8-25.0 s | dyshidrotic - fingers, blistered and peeling |
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| 30.3-33.6 s | nummular - a raised coin-shaped plaque |
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| 37.6-41.0 s | post-flare marks - ankle, dark marks left behind |
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| 94-104 s | the shin before/after on the outcome beat |
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Timings come from the audio, not a guess. I pulled word-level timings and placed each image
on the word: atopic at 4.5 s, contact 13.6, dyshidrotic 22.0, nummular 30.5, post-flare 37.8.
The hook title is a measured swipe template, not my design. MUSG1RM3FWP0C_0,
a three-line promise shape that ran 73 days ("40 MINUTES A DAY. / 4 WEEKS. / A BODY YOU ACTUALLY LIKE."), with our nouns
swapped in. I moved it to the top band because at its own position it sat on top of the running captions, which the
callout rule forbids.
STILL A GAP: 41 s to 94 s has nothing on screen. That is 53 seconds of unchanging frame in
the middle, which is the same dead-space problem you called out, just moved. That stretch is the knockdown section
(moisturiser, steroid cream, stronger steroids) and the mechanism, and each of those wants its own callout.
Still needs your ears: the closing transcribes as "Liberty Dynamic Drops". Either the voice
is mispronouncing the brand or the transcriber is normalising it, and no machine check can tell them apart.
No end card, and there never will be.