$4.99Inputs Converge To One Motion Clip
Turn three content sources into one clear editorial outcome in a short, editable b-roll animation. Designed for publishing recaps, educational explainers, and series transitions.
Shared Context Conflict Motion Clip
Turn two competing instructions into a restrained editorial b-roll clip. Framed statements move into the same visual space, then separate by scope, giving a publishing or education video a clear visual beat without inventing a resolution.
What you get
- A locally rendered wide MP4 motion clip
- Editable HTML/CSS source for copy and timing changes
- A repeatable frame, typography, and accent system for related clips
Good fit
- Explaining conflicting instructions in a shared workspace
- Illustrating review-versus-publish tension in a short video
- Adding a consistent typographic beat to an educational series
Not for
- A full tutorial with multiple decision branches
- Footage-led storytelling or character animation
What you provide
- The context in which the conflict occurs
- Two conflicting statements and their source labels
- The takeaway viewers should retain
Requirements
- Node.js 20+
- FFmpeg
- Chromium (npx playwright install chromium)
Running cost
No external services or generation models. Renders locally.
Try this prompt
/sl-shared-context-conflict-motion-clip Create a 9-second 16:9 video for Shared context. Open with “One shared context,” then show two middle beats: Editor says “Publish today” and Reviewer says “Hold for checks.” Close with “Separate the scope.” Use a restrained, readable Contested Frame style.
Follow-up prompts
- Keep the timing and layout, but replace the statements with a curriculum review conflict.
- Make a second clip in the same visual system about who owns the final approval.
Verification
Verified
| render-check | pass | 5.0 / 5 | 24s |
FAQ
Does the clip decide which instruction is right?
No. By default, it shows the conflict and clarifies scope. It only indicates a winner when the supplied brief establishes one.
Can I change the wording after delivery?
Yes. The statement text, labels, takeaway, and timing remain editable in the HTML/CSS source.
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