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 is great for discussions and making decisions. But when it comes to explaining things in detail, we believe recordings do a better job. With recorded video, you can articulate your ideas more clearly—and your audience can watch when they’re ready.

But it’s tough to be both the speaker and the video producer. Even the most seasoned presenter can feel intimidated when the red light goes on and the camera begins to record. And for people who are new to video, learning to use editing software can be time-consuming and confusing.

The latest update to mmhmm takes the stress out of recording and being on video. This helps you look and sound polished—even if nerves mess up your first few tries. Add all the bells and whistles you see on YouTube. And make everything look perfect without wasting hours learning and fiddling with multiple apps.


How to record an mmhmm video

 to mmhmm’s new editor. Chapters automatically organize the key moments in your video so you always know where you are. Each chapter starts with a slide in your presentation, and each slide can hold multiple visuals. When you’re recording, a new chapter begins whenever you change slides.

Chapters make it easy and intuitive to break up the work of creating a video. You can now record videos one segment at a time and edit or rearrange each segment at will. And you don’t have to finish your video in one sitting. Stop recording at any time, edit what you have, and then pick up recording wherever you left off.

Speaking perfectly on camera is a difficult skill to master. With the new mmhmm, you don’t have to be flawless or spend all day rehearsing. Our latest improvements take the stress (and the hours) out of redoing mistakes in your video. When flubs happen, re-record until you get the delivery right. There's no need to complete a recording in one sitting—trim and record chapters in whatever order feels best.

It’s also easy to make changes long after you’ve finished your recording. If you notice a mistake in a slide or forget to include an important piece of information, you can record a quick addition and slot it in—even after you’ve published your video.

With the new mmhmm, you have everything you need to create your presentation, and to record, polish, and share a great video. There’s no need to export your recording to other apps for editing or post-production. This means you can make changes in minutes, not hours. You can also reproduce videos for different audiences by swapping in a few new chapters and publishing the new video right in mmhmm.

—we think it has everything you need to record a great long-form video. And if you want a demo, 

 with our support team for a personalized walkthrough.

The latest update to mmhmm takes the stress out of recording and being on video. Look and sound polished—even if nerves mess up your first few tries. 

Record video with more control and less stress with the new mmhmm

Thanks to the dozens of people who submitted mmhmm video of the year nominations! Spanning topics like table tennis, travel, and even pizza, the entries displayed the vibrancy and diversity of our talented community. Our judges were thoroughly entertained and may have even learned a thing or two.

Without further ado, the mmhmm video of the year goes to…drum roll…

Kevin Hu and his video demonstrating end-to-end column level lineage visualization at Metaplane

This video had superb storytelling, excellent imagery, and a vibrant mastery of mmhmm. As one of our judges put it, “This video takes what could be a dry topic, and makes it fun and engaging. I was thoroughly entertained!” Congrats, Kevin! (Read more about how 

Kevin Hu uses mmhmm to increase engagement with his product announcements

In addition to our grand prize winner, we wanted to recognize a few of the other remarkable videos that were nominated. We’ve selected the following four runners-up to win some mmhmm swag and three free months of mmhmm each.

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Congratulations to all of our winners! We can’t wait to see what you make in 2024!

The mmhmm video of the year goes to…drum roll…Kevin Hu and his video demonstrating end-to-end column level lineage visualization at Metaplane

Announcing the mmhmm Video of the Year Award winner

If you didn't get your design to the printers for this year, there's still time to create a magical holiday card with mmhmm video.

Rather than rushing a grainy postcard of a few pictures from the year, make a super easy (and really fun) mmhmm video of your favorite photos and moments of the year. You don’t have to have fancy editing or special effect skills, and once you’ve assembled your photos, it should only take a few minutes to record a masterpiece. Plus, you’ll save on stamps, and you’ll be sending a digital keepsake that can be treasured forever.

Gather the best photos and videos from the year.

We have a lot of holiday-themed rooms to choose from. (I love the animated 

Add your photos and videos to the slide tray. 

Edit down to no more than 10 of your favorites from the course of the year. You could also include a slide with a holiday message that you write in a word document or a presentation slide. 

Include the whole family (even pets!) or just the most camera-comfortable extrovert and talk through what you’ll say for the video. 

 Hit the record button and advance through your photos and videos, describing each moment. 

Share it with whomever you like however you like—you can share it right from mmhmm via email or you can download an mp4 and upload it to YouTube or wherever you prefer to share videos. 

Don't forget to tag us, too! We want to see what your year looked like.

Step-by-step instructions for making a video holiday greeting in mmhmm

How to make a holiday card with mmhmm

We're putting a call out for the best mmhmm video you’ve seen in 2023! (Yes, there’s a prize.)

Submit up to three of the best videos you’ve seen this year to our first annual mmhmm Video of the Year Award. You can nominate your own video or someone else’s (though the prize goes to the creator of the winning video). Just make sure the videos were created in mmhmm and are currently posted publicly on social media or a website.

Email a link to your nominated video(s) to 

We think anyone can make a great mmhmm video without fancy equipment or editing skills. Our judges will score the videos based on subject matter, production value, and emotional impact. The winning video will be announced on December 18 and its creator will receive a prize package that includes an Elgato Stream Deck +, a Wave:3 microphone, a selection of mmhmm swag, and incredible bragging rights.

Put your best face forward! We’re getting our popcorn ready.

Submit up to three of the best videos you’ve seen this year to our first annual mmhmm Video of the Year Award. 

Nominate your favorite video for the mmhmm Video of the Year Award 

Get ready to put the power of video at your fingertips. We are excited to announce our partnership with 

, a programmable desktop controller that brings mmhmm’s power to the next level.


, makes expressing yourself on video easier, faster, and more convenient than ever before. Customize your look, advance through your slides, and add special effects with the touch of a key or the turn of a dial so you never have to break your flow. Keep the controls you use most often within easy reach, and set them up your way in minutes.

Watch us demonstrate how easy it is to control mmhmm from 

mmhmm & Elgato Stream Deck

Get the keys to mind-blowing presentations with Stream Deck’s new 

 integration.To help you get started, mmhmm and Stream Deck are offering an 

—get 20% off any Stream Deck model purchased on their website with the code 

 is a controller that plugs into your computer with keys and dials that can be programmed to trigger specific actions. There are four models to choose from with up to 32 keys or a combination of keys and dials.

In addition to controlling mmhmm with Stream Deck, you can also program buttons to open websites, dim smart lights, turn on sound effects, and much more. We think that once you own one, you’ll wonder how you ever presented on video without one.

Nearly every action in mmhmm can be right at your fingertips with 

. mmhmm can be used with any Stream Deck model, including 

Stream Deck makes mmhmm even easier to use by making almost anything you control into a key you can touch—no more pausing your presentation to find your mouse cursor or juggling windows to get back to your mmhmm control panel. The 

 make it easy to get up and running in minutes.

3. Create a profile for creating video with mmhmm.

4. Drag and drop your ready-to-use actions onto your keys and dials.

For more information on how to design your perfect setup, visit our 

For a limited time, take advantage of mmhmm and Stream Deck’s 

And if you already have Stream Deck, get the free 

 to power your keys with your favorite mmhmm actions.

Get the keys to mind-blowing presentations with Stream Deck’s new mmhmm plugin integration. 

Tap into video magic with the new mmhmm plugin for Stream Deck

Don’t be the Grinch at work—show some holiday cheer on your next video. Whether you’re celebrating Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, Christmas, or cookie season, we’ve got dozens of free holiday-inspired backgrounds to make every video more festive.


. Search for your background by name or the keyword “holiday” and click 

We think you’d look good in all of them.

Wishing you unbroken ornaments and tangle-free lights.

Don’t get caught kissing Santa Claus there, Mommy.

Black for the people, red for the struggle, and green for the hope.

Celebrate African-American and pan-African culture.

Seven candles in a kinara represent the Nguzo Saba, or Seven Principles.

This Swahili word stands for crops that represent collective harvest and work.

Try these holiday and Christmas backgrounds

Bring a change of season to your next video with these cozy fall and Thanksgiving backgrounds. Get in the mood for decorative gourd season by putting a pop of autumn color into your presentations.

. Search for your background by name or the keyword “fall” and click 

Celebrating the indigenous people of the land called Turtle Island.

Orange you glad you don’t have to rake this up?

Bring a change of season to your next video with these cozy fall and Thanksgiving backgrounds. 

Try these fall and Thanksgiving backgrounds to pumpkin spice up your videos

So you're an educator, not Steven Spielberg, Ava DuVernay, or Kathryn Bigelow—no worries! While you may not be vying for an Oscar, you do have an audience that's just as important: your students. And let's be honest, holding the attention of a classroom can sometimes feel like box-office pressure. The good news? You don't need Hollywood-level cinematography skills to make educational videos that captivate and educate. In this blog post, we'll show you how to be the Sofia Coppola of lesson planning, using videos to create a blockbuster learning experience. Get ready for the red carpet, or at least, the front of the classroom!

This blog post explores how videos made in mmhmm can enhance different parts of a lesson plan. We'll give you a simple guide, useful tips, and creative ideas for integrating videos into your teaching with mmhmm and 

, making learning more engaging and effective. By combining the cinematic flair enabled by mmhmm with the pedagogical power of 

, educators can craft lessons that are not only engaging, but also deeply effective in assessing and enhancing student understanding.

 is a content creation and evaluation tool for teachers. With BookWidgets, teachers can create an endless number of interactive activities and auto-graded assignments using 40 unique types of activities and 35 different question types. All teachers from all subject areas and grades can use BookWidgets!

Wondering which widgets will give your video-enriched lesson that red-carpet glamour? The 

 widgets are the leading roles in this production. These widgets excel in turning any lesson into a captivating and interactive learning experience that features video content.

Ready for a sneak preview? Take a look at these show-stopping examples of videos being used in BookWidget activities!

The role of video in different lesson phases

Incorporating videos into different phases of a lesson plan offers a dynamic way to engage students and enrich the learning experience. In the introduction phase, teachers can creatively use videos to introduce real-world applications of a concept, sparking curiosity and grounding the lesson in relevance. During the explanation phase, videos can serve as virtual field trips or expert interviews, offering multiple perspectives that deepen understanding. For practice, interactive videos with embedded questions can transform passive viewing into an active learning task, allowing for real-time checks on comprehension. Finally, at the lesson's conclusion, a well-curated video can serve as a powerful summarizing tool, capturing key takeaways and reinforcing learning.

Teachers can get even more creative by using videos for establishing class expectations and as prompts for discussion, as starting points for project-based learning, or by having students create their own videos to demonstrate understanding. With the right directorial touch, videos can turn any lesson plan into a vibrant, interactive learning blockbuster.

Because mmhmm doesn’t require a steep learning curve or post-production, anyone with a laptop webcam can record and edit great-looking videos with drag-and-drop ease.

 where I introduce my Class Expectations and assess my students’ understanding with a BookWidgets Video Quiz.

video quiz example for project based learning.

7 steps for easily creating a video-enhanced lesson

This 7-step guide simplifies the process of  making a video-enhanced lesson. From planning your content to using BookWidgets for monitoring and feedback, these steps offer a structured approach to enrich your teaching.

 Understand the lesson's objectives and outline your content.

 Decide where and how video(s) will fit into the learning cycle. Will they introduce a concept, provide explanation, aid in practice, or sum up the lesson?

Create your own videos using mmhmm or source high-quality educational videos that align with your lesson objectives.

 Add the selected video(s) and accompanying questions to your widget of choice in BookWidgets.

 Use BookWidgets to track how students are interacting with the video content and their corresponding performance.

 Go beyond auto-scoring by offering personalized comments or supplementary materials based on individual performance.

 Implement group tasks where students can apply what they've learned, fostering both understanding and teamwork.

Stepping behind the camera may not come naturally to all educators, but don't let stage fright hold you back from delivering a blockbuster performance! Creating customized videos allows teachers to tailor content specifically for their student audience, making lessons more relatable and engaging.

It's not just about the content; it's also about reinforcing that invaluable teacher-student connection and serving as a model for effective communication skills. Plus, you don't need to be a tech wizard to get it right. Using mmhmm makes the process of recording, editing, and sharing your cinematic teaching moments a breeze. So, lights, camera, action! The director's chair—and a more engaging, personalized classroom experience—is waiting for you.

Tips and tricks for maximizing video efficacy

So you've got your video footage ready for its big classroom debut—now what? Here's the director's cut on optimizing your video teaching techniques:

 Think of it as a movie trailer; keep it short and sweet. Aim for about one minute per grade level to keep your audience engaged.

 Treat your videos like VIPs. Share videos privately within mmhmm so only those invited via email can watch. If you share mp4s publicly, upload them as "unlisted" on YouTube and give them the red-carpet treatment by easily embedding them in BookWidgets.

 Keep your featurettes under five minutes. Think of it as the optimal runtime for student engagement during activities or questions. It’s easy to edit as you go and record over any flubbed lines in mmhmm.

 Want an immediate standing ovation? Insert real-time questions using the BookWidgets Video Quiz widget to keep students on their toes.

 Let BookWidgets handle the reviews by automating the grading process, so you can focus on delivering your next blockbuster lesson.

 Keep an eye on the box office numbers, or in this case, your students' progress, to make data-informed decisions for your future releases. With mmhmm, you can see who has (and hasn’t) watched, and get their feedback right in the player.

Videos serve as more than just visual aids; they are integral components of an enriched, interactive learning environment. By recording videos with mmhmm and then embedding the videos in 

, you can effortlessly integrate videos into your learning activities, ensuring that students are actively participating and benefiting from each lesson.

And that's a wrap! No, there won't be any after-parties or golden statues, but the rewards are in the 'aha!' moments and the flickers of understanding seen in students' eyes. Remember, while the world of education may not offer Hollywood glamour, it does present an opportunity to produce life-changing narratives. Just like Patty Jenkins or Greta Gerwig, you too can craft stories that resonate and stick with your audience. Remember, it's not about the big budgets or fancy equipment; it's about creating meaningful, customized content that hits home with your students. With the tips, tricks, and steps outlined in this blog post, any educator can become the Scorsese of the schoolhouse, creating video-enriched lessons that are both engaging and effective. So here's to the unsung heroes behind the lens—the educators who are ready to roll camera on the next big hit in learning!

Lights, Camera, Educate: Mastering Video Lessons with mmhmm and BookWidgets

 on November 2, 2023 at 12:00pm Pacific Time for a webinar on integrating video into lessons. 

Kate Baker is a veteran educator and Head of Community Engagement at 

 how videos made in mmhmm for Bookwidgets can enhance different parts of a lesson plan.

How BookWidgets + mmhmm can help educators create engaging interactive learning experiences 

Whether you have a costume or not, you can haunt your next video call with these fun, free Halloween-themed backgrounds.

. Search for your background by name and click 

. (To creep yourself up even more in grainy black and white, go to 

Tell the finance team to stop scaring the new interns.

If you see a headless horseman around here, tell him I’m working remotely today.

Celebrate the Day of the Dead with these colorful skulls.

You bought this old mansion for nothing when you learned you could work from anywhere. What could possibly go wrong?

Um, a walk in the woods sounded nice this morning but can we go home now?

Ah…mmhmm…I see fewer and better meetings in your future.

No costume? No problem. Be a space traveler, no suit required.

Instant rabbit costume: put two fingers behind your head and pop out of this background.

Try these Halloween backgrounds to bring spooky season to your video calls

’s latest release introduces the mini remote to help you present like a pro on video conference calls. It's a discreet, movable window that lets you control your mmhmm presentation without juggling apps.

With the mini remote you can see what slide is next and advance through your presentation without having to look away from your video call window. Turn slide media on or off, turn your camera on or off, toggle between presenter sizes, and control Big Hands mode with a few buttons. Overlay the mini remote on top of your Zoom, Meet, Teams, or Webex window so you can keep eye contact with the camera and see your audience’s reactions while you give your presentation.

Open the presentation you want to give in mmhmm for Mac (this feature isn’t available for your browser or Windows yet).

Open the mini remote from Window > Show mini remote or by clicking on the mmhmm icon in the menu bar.

Move the mini remote to the same part of the screen as your video conference call.

Give your talk with confidence and stay connected with your audience. Get started with mmhmm and try the mini remote on your next video call. 

The mini remote gives you an mmhmm preview screen in one discreet, movable window.

Introducing the mini remote

For the past three years, we’ve been on 

 to help teams achieve success through better communication—wherever they work. That’s why we’re thrilled to be named to 

Quartz’s Best Companies for Remote Workers 2023

We love standing with other companies that are sticking to the distributed work way of life, and we’re proud of everything our team gets done from all around the world.

Being a fully-distributed company isn’t just a philosophical choice. It’s built into our product. mmhmm Chief Technology Officer Seth Hitchings said, “We created mmhmm to bring hybrid video to people who want to communicate and collaborate across schedules, whether they’re returning to the office or continuing to work from home. We’re excited about this win and we’re going to pour that energy into helping everyone embrace and improve hybrid work.”

“Our third annual list of the Best Companies for Remote Workers makes it simple for employees who value remote work to find employers who value it, too,” said Quartz executive editor Heather Landy. “As we move beyond the pandemic, companies are settling into normal rhythms of remote work. We’re proud to acknowledge workplaces that do this in stand-out ways; they are excellent models for how to engage with remote workers and set them up for success so that they, in turn, can help their employers succeed.”

Congratulations to all of the companies on the list. We’re excited to build the future of work alongside you.

mmhmm named #24 on Quartz‘s Best Companies for Remote Workers 2023 list

mmhmm named one of Quartz’s Best Companies for Remote Workers for the second year in a row

, a business travel technology company, had to reimagine their business model. While the travel industry reeled from whirlwind changes and spooked customers, Tripkicks sprung into action by reconfiguring their offerings. They switched to helping business travelers navigate the wildly varying rules and requirements for travel around the world. Their pivot wound up being a desperately-needed service in an uncertain world.

Altering their business model only solved part of the problem. Steve Newton, Head of Sales, wondered how he could convince customers to come on board with Tripkicks without the face-to-face meetings he had relied on. That’s when Tripkicks began enhancing their sales calls with 

“When we were going through Covid and we realized that we were going to this virtual world. I had to find a way to stand out and be different. mmhmm was that way to be different from day one,” said Newton.

"I know that we wouldn't be where we're at today if it weren't for mmhmm’s help.”

Before Covid, Newton had always secured new business by fostering relationships face-to-face. Without the nonverbal cues and real-time adjustments he used to make in-person, Newton had to figure out how to make his 

“Before mmhmm, the one thing I hated was going between deck and demo. I think everyone hates a deck, especially for the initial first call,” said Newton. With mmhmm, he found he could show his presentation while staying on-screen, walking through important information with potential customers.

“What I found so attractive was that blend of the demo and the deck, allowing the entire call to be interactive,” Newton said.

To build brand awareness, Newton and his team also used mmhmm to create the 

, a weekly video series highlighting the good news in the travel industry each week.  “I'd use mmhmm to put it all together. I loved it! I felt like The Daily Show or a news reporter.”

, he was able to garner tens of thousands of views and 100+ likes on his videos while also reaching new potential clients – all with a customer acquisition budget of $0.  “Not just partnerships, but client success has really been driven by mmhmm,” said Newton.

Covid was a defining moment that helped Tripkicks understand their potential. With Covid in the rearview mirror, Newton and his team have returned to their original business offering by bringing accurate emissions data, sustainability certifications, and diversity, equity and inclusion information to people who use 

, a popular enterprise travel booking system. 

The team often finds that using mmhmm helps them close deals with some of the biggest companies in the world. They record custom demos for late stage clients, doing visual walkthrough videos that address each customer’s specific needs.

“mmhmm shines greater on the bigger and the more complicated opportunities and deals where we don't need to send them another PDF, we don't need to send them another e-mail outlining the answers to their questions. We need to 

 them what we're talking about,” said Newton.

Newton knows that helping prospects get to know the sales team is as crucial to closing deals as the product itself. Information is important, but customers sign up when they want to build ongoing relationships with the people behind Tripkicks. mmhmm ensures that prospects get to know the people behind the brand with every video call and recording.

“None of our clients have gone through a demo that didn't include mmhmm. We started from zero and now we're here, and it was all through mmhmm,” said Newton. “I'm totally sincere that it's been a game changer for us. I know that we wouldn't be where we're at today if it weren't for mmhmm’s help.”



Tripkicks transforms their sales video calls with mmhmm to close deals with Fortune 100 companies  

 Steve Newton of Tripkicks captures Fortune 100 companies’ business with videos made in mmhmm

, a Hong Kong-based consultancy that facilitates learning and development, has grown a business by understanding how to have conversations with global, distributed teams. Joshua Davies, founder and Lead Conversation Architect of Knowmium, believes that technology can support more interactive and inclusive 

 plays a key role in turning video calls into immersive experiences.

“Our goal is always to create physical places in digital spaces,” said Davies. “With mmhmm we're actually able to make conversations visible in the background, to take what is internal and make it external.”

“With mmhmm we're actually able to make conversations visible in the background, to take what is internal and make it external.”

Radically Remote: A field guide to virtual engagement

, Davies recommends mmhmm to clients as a tool to easily manage visuals without relegating yourself to what he calls the “postage stamp” corner. By staying on screen with his slides and screen shares, participants can stay present and engaged, no matter where they are joining from.

 white boards, and backgrounds that bring him full-screen, Davies runs virtual workshops that allow participants to actually see their conversation as it happens. He glides through his visuals so seamlessly that the experience of talking to him on a call can feel like a well-paced, guided tour through the land of his ideas.

His mastery of mmhmm video shows how much better live discussions can be when we make them more visual. “It's like augmented reality conversation where things are popping up around me, like it's my own mini Bloomberg studio,” Davies said.

Davies has called himself a believer in “digital minimalism,” but he embraces using the right kind of technology to not just mimic but improve on real-life conversations. “You want the technology to be there, but to disappear into the background,” said Davies. “When we're talking about digital minimalism, it's about how we can shape spaces where we pour ourselves and our ideas into our tools in a way that actually frees them rather than constraining you.”

Davies believes that face-to-face interactions are valuable, but he also believes that virtual workshops are powerful for fostering inclusivity. His multimedia experiences encourage participation over observation, which is particularly valuable in cross-cultural contexts where different groups may be more or less comfortable with taking up space. With the help of mmhmm and his tech stack, Davies can give those quieter people a sense of psychological safety so they feel empowered to contribute, even when their managers are in the room.

“If done well, from a perspective of making everyone feel safe to share, to give themselves permission to fail or to not be perfect, virtual can potentially even nudge out face-to-face,” Davies said.

Davies measures mmhmm’s success by gauging client reactions and enthusiasm for his presentations. “mmhmm has such a wow impact. People are always interested, and so no matter what the topic is, even if it's not remotely about mmhmm, people are always like, ‘OK, now, Joshua, I do have one question. How did you do that?’”

Joshua Davies of Knowmium uses mmhmm to create physical places in digital spaces

Joshua Davies of Knowmium makes workshops feel like augmented reality with mmhmm

Many employees are returning to the office and, tragically, finding that meetings are just as painful as ever. In a survey 

 conducted with 1,000 American adults employed full-time, we found that people still hate meetings because—surprise!—meetings still suck.

But they don’t have to suck, and our survey respondents told us the secrets to designing meetings people actually like. Here’s how to reinvent the modern work meeting into one workers actually 

Some companies have gotten better at culling meetings.  Workers say there’s still room for improvement. 

Nearly all (93%) of American workers have complaints about their company’s typical meetings, and 45% say their meetings are too long.

Nearly half (47%) of workers say that more than half the meetings they attend could be canceled

a quarter (25%) say more than half of their meetings are useless.

Half (50%) of workers would rather send an email/text, voice or video message

42% of workers say the highlight of a work meeting is if it’s canceled

Nearly all American workers have complaints about their company’s typical meetings. Here’s how to reinvent your meetings into can’t-miss events.

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News and announcements

Record video with more control and less stress with the new mmhmm

News and announcements

Announcing the mmhmm Video of the Year Award winner

Nominate your favorite video for the mmhmm Video of the Year Award

Tap into video magic with the new mmhmm plugin for Stream Deck

Case studies

Steve Newton of Tripkicks captures Fortune 100 companies’ business with videos made in mmhmm

Joshua Davies of Knowmium makes workshops feel like augmented reality with mmhmm

Chief Product Officer Scott Michaels of Apply Digital warms up every client meeting with mmhmm

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How to make a holiday card with mmhmm

Try these holiday and Christmas backgrounds

Try these fall and Thanksgiving backgrounds to pumpkin spice up your videos

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