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Chapter Character Reveal Motion Clip

A polished editorial motion clip for introducing a featured character, guest, author, or lesson voice. It combines paper-like space, slab headlines, restrained accent movement, and a readable final hold for consistent chapter-based publishing.

What you get

  • Wide MP4 rendered locally from editable HTML and CSS
  • A measured name reveal with paper-edge motion
  • Series-ready chapter marker and role hierarchy
  • Readable timing for social previews and subtitles

Good fit

  • Introducing one person in an educational or interview series
  • Opening a recurring chapter or lesson with a consistent visual system
  • Publishing a quiet, typographic social b-roll insert

Not for

  • Multi-person title sequences with equal emphasis
  • Footage-led trailers or fast promotional edits
  • Layouts dependent on licensed fonts or brand assets

What you provide

  • Featured name and preferred capitalization
  • Role, chapter label, or short descriptor
  • Series context and target duration

Requirements

  • Node.js 20+
  • FFmpeg
  • Chromium (npx playwright install chromium)

Running cost

No external services or generation models. Renders locally.

Try this prompt

/sl-chapter-character-reveal-motion-clip Create a 10-second 16:9 reveal for FIELD NOTES, introducing Mira Sen in Chapter 04. Open with “CHAPTER 04” and close with “Meet the voice behind the chapter.” Between them, reveal MIRA SEN as EDITOR, show her field-notes editor profile and metric 01 / 04, then her quote, “Attention turns information into understanding.” Use a warm paper-ground Paper Margin Reveal style.

Follow-up prompts

  • Change the featured name to Elias Ward and the role to Community Researcher while preserving the exact timing.
  • Make the accent reveal slower and keep the final name hold at two seconds.
  • Create a matching reveal for Chapter 05 with the same typography and spacing system.

Verification

Verified

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FAQ

Can the name and role be changed later?

Yes. The featured text, chapter marker, role label, colors, and timing are kept in the editable HTML and CSS composition so an agent can revise the clip without rebuilding the motion concept.

Does this use generated video or external assets?

No. The clip is a deterministic HTML and CSS composition rendered locally to MP4. It is designed to remain portable, inspectable, and consistent across a publishing series.

How much text should I provide?

Use one featured name, one short role or descriptor, and a concise chapter or series cue. The design is intentionally focused so the name remains readable at social viewing sizes.

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