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Parallax Evidence And Conclusion Motion Clip

An editorial b-roll clip that guides viewers from one sourced finding to its takeaway using restrained linework and subtle parallax. Built for recurring educational posts.

What you get

  • A 6-12 second wide-format MP4
  • Editable HTML/CSS composition
  • A consistent evidence-to-conclusion motion system
  • Readable source and unit labels

Good fit

  • Educational posts built around one finding
  • A recurring editorial video series
  • Short explainers that need a clear takeaway

Not for

  • Unverified statistics or invented citations
  • Multi-finding reports that need extended reading time

What you provide

  • Exact evidence, units, and source
  • Supported conclusion
  • Topic or opening question

Requirements

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

Running cost

No external services or generation models. Renders locally.

Try this prompt

/sl-parallax-evidence-and-conclusion-motion-clip Create a 9-second 16:9 educational clip for STUDY NOTES about retrieval practice, in an Offset Proof parallax style. Open with “Does retrieval practice stick?” Show quiz recall at baseline (38%), week 1 (56%), and week 4 (72%), then the takeaway “Recall increased,” with “38% at baseline to 72% in week 4,” “Illustrative cohort data,” and “+34 points.” Close with “Test recall, then revisit.”

Follow-up prompts

  • Keep the same visual system and replace the figures with my sourced results.
  • Make the evidence hold half a second longer without changing the conclusion.

Verification

Verified

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FAQ

Can I change the figures later?

Yes. The figures, labels, and timing remain editable in the delivered HTML/CSS source.

Will this verify my evidence?

No. Supply a reliable source and exact figures; the clip preserves them without claiming independent verification.

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