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This is Ademide. Come on, I thought we've been over this. Oh yes, sorry. This is Ademide. Today, she's showing you how to do the narrator trend. Excuse me, this is my video. Move along. Understood. Step 1, before you start filming, you're going to need a script. Open ChatGPT and paste in my exact prompt. Tailor it to your video. You can use it to introduce yourself, introduce your business, your product, or just to update us on where you are in life right now. Step 2, film your base lifestyle clips. These keep people engaged whilst the narrator is talking. It could be you typing, walking, making a drink, anything that visually supports the story that's being told. Step 3, it's time to film your reaction clips. This is where you can get into character. You have your script, you know exactly what your narrator is going to say, so I want to see exaggerated expressions. Excuse me, I wasn't talking to you. What did he say? Wait, what? Uh-uh, please. I want to see eye rolls, side glances, these are all the things that add the sauce to the video. Step 4, now it's time to edit. So open up CapCut, add in all your lifestyle clips first, and then your reaction clips. At the bottom, go to text, add text, and then type in whatever it is you want your narrator to say. In my case, that was this is Ademide. You can go to fonts and select whichever font you like. I always use Poppins, that's my personal favorite. Again at the bottom, scroll to text to speech, and this is where you'll find all the voiceover options. The voice I used was Father Christmas, but just be aware that's only available on the Pro version. CapCut will automatically generate your voiceover and you can repeat this for wherever you need the narrator to speak. Once all that is done, you can add in your captions and now you should have your own narrator voice video. Save this so you don't forget, and follow if you want to see every content trick I learn before I start charging you for it.