Choose 30 seconds for one focused memory, 90 seconds for a short arc with development, and 180 seconds for several connected moments. A longer running time gives the story more room; it does not by itself guarantee better animation, closer resemblance or stronger writing.
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MINI · 30 seconds
Keep one emotional center: a first encounter, a small gesture or a single memory. Trying to include an entire relationship history leaves little room for a scene to register. A compact opening, one change and a clear ending are a more useful brief.
SIGNATURE · 90 seconds
Use a small number of connected moments with a beginning, development and ending. Let one memory explain or change the meaning of another. Names and dates help only when the audience needs them to follow the story.
CINEMA · 180 seconds
Allow space for context, character and pauses. Several scenes can develop a shared theme without becoming a year-by-year chronicle. Additional length should serve material you actually have, rather than encourage invented episodes.
Leave room for the film to breathe
For planning, 125–145 spoken words per minute is a rough editorial estimate, not a validated runtime promise. Music, an opening title and pauses consume time too. The recorded audio and assembled export need to be measured.
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