Place it in the middle of a sequence, between the setup and the landing that closes the action. Pair it first with a soft wind or crowd gasp, then follow it with a heavy thud or splash to close the fall. Use it once per sequence to keep the descent as the focal point.
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This 16-second clip captures the rushing, weightless sensation of falling through open air, built around a sustained whooshing effect. It feels thrilling and slightly unnerving, like the stomach-drop moment before landing, and works as a burst of suspense or comic panic. The length gives it room to build tension rather than flashing past.