Generally, aspect ratio is used to determine the proportional relationship between the vertical and horizontal sizes of computer graphics. Aspect ratio is represented by the symbolic notation: X:Y. The values of X and Y are not the real width and height of the image, but describe the proportional relationship between them. For instance, usually movies are shot with a wide-angle lens, typically have an aspect ratio that is 16:9. That means, the width of the image area is almost double of its height.
Live audio streaming service, such as Spotify and Pandora, also use aspect ratios to determine the size of their album art and other visual elements. However, because audio streaming services are primarily focused on sound, the aspect ratio of their visual elements is not as important as it is for video.
Short-form storytelling is exploding—and vertical microdrama apps like ReelShort and DramaBox are leading a content revolution. As global audiences shift toward snackable, mobile-first narratives, content creators and streaming providers are racing to launch platforms that cater to this next-gen viewing trend.
In this webinar, we’ll decode the fast-rising world of microdrama streaming apps—what’s fueling their popularity, current trends, how they’re monetized, and what technical architecture makes them scale. You’ll gain actionable insights into how to build and launch your own vertical microdrama app in minutes—without writing a single line of code—using Muvi Shorts.
From ideation to monetization, we’ll walk you through the product journey, UI/UX elements, and monetization models that drive engagement and revenue in this booming segment.
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