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evidence-video-kit

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Turn real business evidence - Excel/spreadsheet exports, Power BI/PDF reports, real email or Outlook screenshots, real internal HTML tools/dashboards, and live public APIs (GitHub/npm stats) - into board-deck-ready or launch-ready HyperFrames video assets. Four patterns it knows: (1) animated data/stat visuals with count-up numbers and chart reveals sourced from actual spreadsheet or dashboard data, (2) mockup "typing" animations of real email/document correspondence with narration-friendly pacing and highlighter-marker emphasis on key figures, (3) continuous-scroll "product tour" walkthroughs of real internal tools/dashboards (actual HTML platforms, not slide decks) using one virtual-camera pass instead of scene-cuts, (4) quick-hit cards - one-sentence stat cards with live-fetched date-stamped numbers, staggered list cards, and reusable parameterized series/intro cards - as full-frame MP4 or transparent alpha overlays for placing on footage. Use this whenever Evyatar needs to turn client or business proof - ROI numbers, adoption stats, real tool screenshots, real correspondence - into presentation video evidence for board decks, investor updates, client case studies, ROI reports, workshop deliverables, or sales enablement. Trigger on Hebrew: "תעשה מזה אנימציה", "תהפוך את הדאטה לוידאו", "אנימציה לדשבורד", "וידאו הוכחה", "תדגים את הפלטפורמה", "סיור וידאו בכלי", "אנימציית מייל", "תנפיש את האקסל הזה"; English: "animate this spreadsheet", "turn this dashboard into a video", "product tour of our tool", "email typing animation", "data video from this report", "board deck animations", "proof video from real data". Skip when the ask is a generic branded launch teaser/opener with no real data or tool to recreate (use hyperframes-launch-video instead), raw recorded footage needs trimming or captioning (use agent-video-editor), or the deliverable is a slide deck file rather than a video (use presentation-from-content or slideshow-from-photos).

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