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Radial Branch Reveal Motion Clip

A minimalist editorial b-roll clip that introduces one central idea, then reveals two to four supporting points along precise radial branches. It suits social posts, lesson openers, and recurring content series that need a recognizable visual grammar without looking like a generic template.

What you get

  • A 6–12 second wide MP4 rendered from editable HTML and CSS
  • A staged central-node-to-branch reveal with readable pacing
  • A saturated teal ground, rounded system type, and one controlled yellow accent
  • Series-ready timing and copy structure for repeatable editorial clips

Good fit

  • Introducing a concept before a short lesson or commentary
  • Adding a consistent visual transition between social-media sections
  • Showing how several supporting points connect to one main idea

Not for

  • Complex data visualization or branching diagrams with many levels
  • Product launch sequences that need imagery, interface mockups, or cinematic effects

What you provide

  • One central idea or headline of up to six words
  • Two to four short supporting points
  • Optional closing line or series marker

Requirements

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

Running cost

No external services or generation models. Renders locally.

Try this prompt

/sl-radial-branch-reveal-motion-clip Create an 11-second 16:9 video for CLEAR THREAD. Open with “MAKE THE STRUCTURE VISIBLE” and “One idea. A clearer path.” Show CENTER, QUESTION, EVIDENCE, and CONCLUSION, then a radial path checklist and a three-branch explainer card. Close with “One idea, clearly connected”. Use a quiet editorial pace.

Follow-up prompts

  • Make each branch enter more slowly and leave a longer hold on the central idea.
  • Adapt this clip for a recurring education series using the same center-and-branches composition.
  • Use shorter endpoint labels and increase spacing for mobile-safe cropping.

Verification

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FAQ

Can I change the number of branches?

Yes. The composition supports two to four supporting points, with editable endpoint copy and positions. Keeping that range preserves generous spacing and readable motion.

Does it require a video or image generation model?

No. The clip is built as a local HTML/CSS composition and rendered to MP4, so the output is deterministic, editable, and suitable for offline production.

Can this become a recurring series format?

Yes. Keep the teal ground, rounded type, branch timing, and yellow active-node accent fixed while changing the central idea and supporting points.

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