Hold for beat
30 frames in the library match Hold for beat, across 23 films from 19 brands. Every one was measured off the film itself rather than read off a description of it, so this is how the shot gets used in practice rather than how a style guide says it ought to be.
There are no renders on this page and no gear lists. Each still below is a real second of a film you can go and watch, and every number counts actual frames rather than estimating from a sample.
- Frames
- 30
- Films
- 23
- Brands
- 19
- Median cut
- 4.9s
Who shoots this most
Ranked by how many frames each brand puts into this cut of the library.

Google WorkspaceKärcher goes from AI Assistants to AI Agents with Google Workspace and Gemini Enterprise
0:06
Google WorkspaceCognizant reinvents how technology is built and delivered with Gemini Enterprise
1:21
corner insetAirtimeMeet Airtime Camera | Professional video branding for Zoom, Teams & virtual meetings (2025)
0:07
wide presenterAirtimeMeet Airtime Camera | Professional video branding for Zoom, Teams & virtual meetings (2025)
0:10That is all 30 of them.
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Shallow depth of field 1,284Hard cut on beat 645Cursor led reveal 615Ui float with drop shadow 566Full bleed output no chrome 540Centred wordmark on black 501Long lens background compression 208Full bleed ui no chrome 188Text plate left third 188Centred talking head 161Warm practical lighting 143Long lens compression 135Lower third caption plate 127Wide establishing shot 122Hard cut to black 114Full bleed screen recording 113Generous negative space 113Static presenter hold 108Presenter pip bottom right 99Centred wordmark on white 97Full bleed no chrome 96Medium close up 96Lower third caption 93Hard cut transition 87

























