Turn a product link into a playful 40-second launch film: five cute studio-prop mascots build your promo on an editing desk, fly your real screenshots onto the canvas, tick off a shot list and quote your site in speech bubbles, then the slate claps into your end card. Rendered locally to MP4.
Free: everything renders locally and needs no API key. Music only from your own file.
/sl-crew-studio-launch-film Make a launch film of about 40 seconds for SkillLoom from this skill's bundled example (examples/skillloom). Work offline from its research and storyboard, keep every fact line, canvas title and the tagline quoted from the research, use no paid media and save the MP4 in the current directory.
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No. Everything runs locally for free: research screenshots your site, the mascots are drawn in code, the sounds are synthesised and the film renders in a headless browser.
Yes. Every shot is a screenshot of your own site, cropped to the part that matters, and every fact on screen quotes your pages.
No. Lines about your product must quote your site, with numbers only when the site has them; the mascots' other lines are stage directions about making the film. The validator stops the build otherwise.
About 5-8 minutes after setup on a recent laptop: 1-2 minutes of research, then a few minutes from storyboard to a validated 1080p MP4. The same storyboard gives the same frames every time.
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