What Do I Get?
You become
a one-person studio.
No camera. No crew. No face on screen. Two browser tabs, a character
people start to recognise, and something going up every single day — made by you, on a laptop,
in about an hour.
The part nobody tells you
The accounts pulling 90 million views aren’t more creative than you. They know the
exact words. The odd, over-specific, slightly repetitive phrasing that makes a model hold
one face across six separate clips, build a house in the right order, and never sneak music in.
That wording is the craft. Get one clause wrong and you get slop. Get it right and you
get the videos at the top of this page. It’s all in here, already written, with the blanks marked.
Here’s what’s in the playbook
01
Six scene engines
Six complete scene prompts with the blanks marked and a note under every blank telling you what to put there. Chain four of them and you have a 60-second video.
6 prompts02
The character prompts
One photorealistic, one cartoon. Both build a 3-angle character sheet so your guy still looks like your guy in clip six — the thing almost everybody gets wrong.
2 prompts03
The 24-panel storyboard
The prompt that makes timelapse builds come out in the right order. Plus the page that tells you when you don’t need one, which is most of the time.
1 prompt
01The Setup — Two tools, five settings, one sound rule
02The Cast — The 3-angle character sheet + both prompts
03The Six Engines — Six fill-in-the-blank scene templates
04The Storyboard — The 24-panel prompt (and when to skip it)
05The Story — How to hold someone for 90 seconds
06The Edit — Stitch six clips in fifteen minutes
07The Post — Three platforms, one upload
08The 30-Day Run — The calendar and the daily checklist
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