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@artzenmedia Comment ‘BOOGLEY’ for the full setup! 👇🏼 This is how you make the Boogley Trend! ⠀ The shadow is what makes the Boogley feel real 👀 ⠀ Use a static shot, download a Neil Sanders sticker from GIPHY and place its feet on a real surface. ⠀ Duplicate and flip it for the shadow. Add Corner Pin and Camera Blur when attaching it to an object, then sync it to Steve Lacy’s “Playground” from 2:49. ⠀ Original reel by @fabianamsolano. Boogley by @theboogley. ⠀ Want better titles or sound design? Comment ‘Text’ or ‘SFX’ for my packs 👇🏼 ⠀ Follow @artzenmedia for daily value & share it with your editor friend! ✊🏻 ⠀ #breakingreels #premierepro #boogley #videoediting #editingtutorial Boogley trend, sticker effect, realistic shadow, corner pin, camera blur

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Length · 28 Sept 2026
1:03

Video #49233 · Talking Head Edit

Viral video editing trend tutorialfrom @artzenmedia

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Overview

The creator breaks down the viral 'Boogley' video trend by providing a step-by-step tutorial on how to recreate the effect. He explains how to find the animated character on GIPHY, composite it into footage using editing software, and create a realistic shadow to sell the effect. The tutorial concludes by showing the final result and includes a call to action for viewers to follow his page and comment for more resources.

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Simple outline

  1. 1Identify popular trend
  2. 2Explain basic steps
  3. 3Reveal 'secret' technique
  4. 4Show final result
  5. 5Offer resource for comment

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Related videos

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Classification

Concepts
Tutorial / How ToBreakdown
Elements
Screen RecordingPicture-in-PictureText OverlaySeries Title CardB-Roll CutawayImage OverlayGraphic OverlayVoiceoverTitle Text Hook

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Hook analysis

What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds

Title hook

HOW TO MAKE THIS...

Verbal hook

Yo. Why is this dancing dog is on every reel on Instagram right now?

Visual hook

A picture-in-picture effect shows an example of the final video edit (a person hiking with a dancing animated character), immediately demonstrating the cool visual effect the tutorial will teach.

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Hook and payoff

The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back

Hook

Pose a direct, relatable question about a widely recognized trend, showing multiple examples to establish its popularity and create immediate viewer curiosity.

Payoff

Showcase the polished final result, proving the effectiveness of the taught method. This is immediately followed by a strong, two-part call-to-action that first encourages a follow for future value and then offers a high-value, related resource in exchange for a specific engagement action (e.g., a keyword comment), converting viewers into an active community.

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Narrative framework

The structural pattern this video runs on

Framework

The Secret Sauce Tutorial

Deconstructing a popular or complex trend by revealing a single, non-obvious 'secret' technique that makes it work, presented as an easy-to-follow, step-by-step tutorial.

  1. 1

    The Authority Frame

    Introduce the video as part of a recurring series dedicated to deconstructing complex topics, positioning the creator as an expert guide and framing the content as high-value.

  2. 2

    The Foundational Steps

    Provide the simple, accessible entry-level instructions required to begin the process (e.g., choosing the right source material, acquiring the core asset), making the skill feel achievable for a novice.

  3. 3

    The 'Pro-Tip' Pivot

    Explicitly signal a transition to the most crucial information, creating a moment of anticipation by promising to reveal the 'secret' that makes the technique truly effective and professional.

  4. 4

    The Advanced Technique Breakdown

    Systematically walk through the multi-step 'secret' process, breaking down a seemingly complex action into a simple, repeatable formula that viewers can easily follow.

  5. 5

    The Final Assembly

    Instruct on the final complementary elements needed to complete the project (e.g., audio, timing), bringing all the previously taught components together.

Themes

  • Skill sharing
  • Deconstructing trends
  • Creative editing
  • Creator economy

Techniques

  • Compositing
  • Color grading
  • Shadow creation
  • Audio syncing

Trends

  • Boogley trend
  • Animated character overlay

Post caption

Comment ‘BOOGLEY’ for the full setup! 👇🏼 This is how you make the Boogley Trend! ⠀ The shadow is what makes the Boogley feel real 👀 ⠀ Use a static shot, download a Neil Sanders sticker from GIPHY and place its feet on a real surface. ⠀ Duplicate and flip it for the shadow. Add Corner Pin and Camera Blur when attaching it to an object, then sync it to Steve Lacy’s “Playground” from 2:49. ⠀ Original reel by @fabianamsolano. Boogley by @theboogley. ⠀ Want better titles or sound design? Comment ‘Text’ or ‘SFX’ for my packs 👇🏼 ⠀ Follow @artzenmedia for daily value & share it with your editor friend! ✊🏻 ⠀ #breakingreels #premierepro #boogley #videoediting #editingtutorial Boogley trend, sticker effect, realistic shadow, corner pin, camera blur

Text overlays

  • title · beginning

    HOW TO MAKE THIS...

  • branding · beginning

    Breaking reels

  • title · beginning

    BOOGLEY trend

  • informational · middle

    I CHOOSE a shot

  • title · end

    Final RESULT

  • call-to-action · end

    comment "BOOGLEY"

  • branding · end

    Artzen Media

Transcript

Yo. Why is this dancing dog is on every reel on Instagram right now? This is Breaking Reels, the series where I break down viral cinematic edits I found online so you can make them to this is the boogly trend, and here is how to create it. First, choose a simple shot with enough empty space for your character. Static shots work best. Now good to Giphy, search nail senders, click stickers, and download the one you like. Like. Drop your boobly character above your footage, resize it, and place its feet on an actual surface in your shot. Now tier is what actually sells the effect. Duplicate your character and use your metric color to turn the better copy completely black. Apply vertical flip, move it underneath the character, then lower the opacity and add a little Gaussian blur. Drop Steve Yes' playground underneath, time the character to your music, and you're done. If you like this series, I have a bunch of other episodes on my page, so make sure you follow for more. And comment boogly, and I'll send you the exact better with all the links. Catch you in the next one. Peace.