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short-video-production

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Use when turning a finished story or script into a rendered ~1-minute video: HyperFrames composition, scene timing, captions, voiceover sync, 9:16 export. Not for story writing (use story-engineering).

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  1. Distinctive:

    Default renderer: HyperFrames (HTML→video, local, deterministic).

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  2. Distinctive:

    No flicker / animation overload — deterministic keyframes only

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  3. Distinctive:

    Prefer transform/opacity animation (60fps safe)

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  4. Distinctive:

    No TTS key available → render silent with captions, note audio step

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  5. Very specific:

    Verify composition validates (hyperframes lint / validate)

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  6. Distinctive:

    Check hook frame: first 3s must show tension text

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  7. Distinctive:

    Check captions legible on small screen

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SKILL.md

Short Video Production

1. Overview

Pipeline from script to rendered MP4: script with per-scene timing → composition (HTML/CSS-keyframe, deterministic) → render → 9:16 MP4.

Default renderer: HyperFrames (HTML→video, local, deterministic). Read the hyperframes skill first — hyperframes-core for composition contract, hyperframes-cli for commands — before building.

2. 60s Scene Plan

5-6 scenes matching story-engineering beat sheet:

TimeScene
0-3sHook
3-8sContext
8-45sBody (2-3 scenes, micro-payoffs)
45-55sPayoff
55-60sCTA

3. Composition Rules

  • 9:16 (1080x1920) for Shorts/TikTok/Reels
  • One visual idea per scene
  • Captions word-synced to voiceover (show the spoken word chunk)
  • Text large and mobile-readable
  • No flicker / animation overload — deterministic keyframes only
  • Prefer transform/opacity animation (60fps safe)

4. Voiceover

  • ~150-160 words per 60s; 2.5-2.7 words/sec
  • Mark per-scene word counts in the script
  • Pause 0.3-0.5s at beat boundaries
  • No TTS key available → render silent with captions, note audio step

5. Render Checklist

  • Verify composition validates (hyperframes lint / validate)
  • Render at 1080x1920
  • Check hook frame: first 3s must show tension text
  • Check captions legible on small screen
  • Export MP4
  • Name output video.mp4

6. Common Failures

  • Bare waitForLoadState hangs on SSE pages — never use
  • Browser timeouts must be explicit (page.goto 15000ms)
  • Render fails twice → stop and report, no silent looping

7. Cross-Reference

  • story-engineering — source story
  • video-ai-automation — tool stack incl. TTS options

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