What problem does it solve? Creating educational videos with a consistent handmade papercraft stop-motion style requires coordinating character design, layered diorama staging, prompts, storyboards, camera rules, and sound design, which is difficult to plan coherently from scratch. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured 19-Step Production Workflow: Guides the process from topic analysis and creative directions through paper character design, layered diorama staging, asset planning, prompts, storyboards, camera and transition rules, sound design, and review checklists. - Staged Confirmation and Flexible Deliverables: Pauses with selection cards between phases and supports lightweight bypass paths for single-image prompts, image-series prompts, 5-second image-to-video prompts, or storyboards only. - Use Case: A creator wants a 30-second video explaining how vaccines work in a cut-paper diorama style. The Skill proposes creative directions, designs a paper host and layered lab set, writes MiniMax-H3 video prompts, and outputs a storyboard with sound cues and negative prompts. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to create a papercraft stop-motion explainer video package for your chosen science or education topic, specifying the target audience and duration.
