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Target Overrun Motion Clip

A short editorial b-roll clip that makes an above-target result immediately legible. One accent dot crosses a fixed threshold and settles on the actual value, leaving clean typography and editable source for the next report.

What you get

  • A locally rendered wide MP4 with a single target-crossing motion
  • Editable HTML/CSS for values, copy, color, and timing
  • A consistent chart-to-result sequence for recurring reports

Good fit

  • A weekly performance result for a social post
  • An educational clip explaining target versus actual
  • A recurring editorial metric series

Not for

  • Results below or equal to the target
  • Several unrelated metrics in one clip
  • Photographic or presenter-led footage

What you provide

  • Target, actual, and unit
  • Metric name and reporting period
  • Closing takeaway or series label

Requirements

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

Running cost

No external services or generation models. Renders locally.

Try this prompt

/sl-target-overrun-motion-clip Make a 9-second 16:9 motion clip for the Week 18 learning newsletter. Open with “Beyond the target” and close with “Target 70% · Actual 86%”. Show Completion rate · Week 18, compare Earlier 58%, Target 70%, and Actual 86%, then count from 70% to 86%. Use a threshold-and-settle style.

Follow-up prompts

  • Keep the same layout and timing, but update the target to 75% and actual to 89%.
  • Make the final result hold half a second longer while keeping the clip under 10 seconds.

Verification

Verified

render-checkpass5.0 / 5110s

FAQ

Can I update the numbers for the next report?

Yes. The values and labels remain editable in the source composition; rerender the MP4 after changing them.

Will it calculate the amount above target?

The displayed difference is calculated from the supplied target and actual values so the claim stays consistent.

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