Video Studio
One brief and one still become a narrated short, mixed and mastered.
- Quality check pending
Skills
Capabilities · 9
Explainer Video
The creation workflow — brief to verified explainer through the boards-first spine
Style System
The identity file, presets, bake-off, and the style-key consistency law
Frame Craft
Keyframes and posters — the look is born in the image step
Video Prompting
Motion grammar, the clip envelope, and the paid-call contract
Voice Timing
Narration budgets, per-block VO, and the measure-then-anchor timing law
Assembly QC
Deterministic finish, QC codes, frame-verified delivery, the gotchas ledger
Cinematic Video
Turns a story, scene, or dialogue-free action brief into a multi-scene cinematic video with a LOCKED character and style, generated via Seedance reference-to-video with native engine audio (no narration), through the identity-first spine: plan → character+style lock → shot list → r2v pass(es) → assembly → verified delivery. Use when: "make a cinematic / short film / character short", "keep the same character across shots", "animate this character through a story/fight", any brief-to-finished multi-shot character piece without narration. Chain: a creation workflow — it orchestrates the domain skills (style-system, frame-craft, video-prompting, assembly-qc) and owns the project's plan.json + per-step artifacts; voice-timing is NOT in this chain. NOT for: narrated explainers (use explainer-video), a single still (frame-craft directly), animating one existing still (video-prompting), fixing/mixing an existing edit (assembly-qc), or kinetic typography / motion graphics (hyperframes' motion-graphics).
Character Episode
Produces ONE episode of a recurring character series — episode 2, 7, 30 of a channel whose character, look and format must be identical to episode 1 — off a reusable channel **seed kit** that is created once, frozen, snapshotted into every episode, and archived before it is ever changed. Use when: "next episode", "episode 3 of my series", "same character as last time", "start a channel/series with this character", "keep my channel consistent", any brief that names an episode number or an existing series. Chain: a creation workflow — it owns the kit, the episode's plan.json and per-step artifacts, and orchestrates the domain skills (character-bible, style-system, frame-craft, video-prompting, assembly-qc). NOT for: a one-off character short with no sequel (use cinematic-video), a narrated explainer (use explainer-video), a single still (frame-craft), or re-cutting an existing episode (assembly-qc).
Character Bible
Locks a recurring character's identity so it survives across shots, scenes and episodes — a frozen token set, a fixed seed, and two reference stills (turnaround + hero) that every downstream prompt anchors on. Use when: "keep the character consistent", "same character in every shot", "build a character bible/turnaround/reference sheet", "the character drifts between clips", any project with a named recurring figure. Chain: consumes style.md's aesthetic block verbatim (style-system runs first); renders its two stills via frame-craft; hands the frozen CHARACTER_BLOCK + hero.png to video-prompting as the identity anchor for every clip. NOT for: the look/palette itself (use style-system), generating ordinary scene frames (use frame-craft), motion or clip prompts (use video-prompting), running a whole deliverable (use cinematic-video or character-episode).