What problem does it solve? Producing editorial motion graphics for YouTube videos often jumps straight to code, resulting in generic SaaS-style dashboards and inconsistent visuals. This Skill enforces a director-first workflow that turns each narration excerpt into an approved cinematic shot plan before any Remotion code is written. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Editorial Checkpoint Workflow: Produces a structured visual plan (locution, metaphor, shot, camera, motion physics, typography, SFX cues, energy curve) and waits for user approval before generating TSX. - Incremental Trecho Production: Builds videos as independent modular excerpts under videos/<name>/output/trecho-XX/ with concept.md, scenes/, and render/ folders, using roteiro.md as the single narrative source. - Anti-AI/Anti-SaaS Art Direction: Enforces monumental typography (130-240px), one dominant element per frame, dramatic negative space, 2.5D camera moves, and native alpha transparency (ProRes 4444 / WebM). - Use Case: A YouTube editor needs an animated overlay for a finance video line about hidden fees. The Skill reads roteiro.md, proposes a crash-zoom shot with a 240px metric and neon highlight, and only after approval generates the Remotion scene rendered with transparent alpha for Premiere Pro. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to direct the next unproduced excerpt from roteiro.md as a cinematic motion design shot proposal for the OFurry video.
