Instagram (owned by Meta, which is considered extremist and banned in Russia) has begun testing 90-minute widescreen videos in long video format (features), writes Business Insider. So far, testing has been limited to select users in the US and a few content creators in Brazil. The new functionality includes not only increasing the time limit, but also introducing tools to create "series" (series). This feature allows creators to combine short films and episodic videos into individual narrative cycles. A special sign will appear above the video indicating the presence of other episodes, and users will be able to switch between the parts of the story. RBC channel at max.

Instagram (owned by Meta, which is considered extremist and banned in Russia) has begun testing 90-minute widescreen videos in long video format (features), writes Business Insider. So far, testing has been limited to select users in the US and a few content creators in Brazil. The new functionality includes not only increasing the time limit, but also introducing tools to create "series" (series). This feature allows creators to combine short films and episodic videos into individual narrative cycles. A special sign will appear above the video indicating the presence of other episodes, and users will be able to switch between the parts of the story. RBC channel at max.