A template here is two halves that already exist in the skills repo: a format decides the shape — how many scenes, what frame, whether anyone speaks — and a style preset decides the look. Pick one of each and the pairing is a storyboard the engine can build. The pairings below are the ones worth starting from; every other combination is one line of a command away.
21 pairings
Start from one of these.
Each preview paints the style's own colours and sets its type at
the preset's own scale: a title that fills a frame fills this one.
Captions are outlined rather than boxed, which is what a renderer
draws — and floored at a readable size, because a caption is about
3% of a frame's height and 3% of a thumbnail is a smudge.
Summer Vibeslet the sun melt the stress
daily-recap · summer-scrapbook
Photo-dump recap cut to the track
A season of phone footage, with one sentence worth keeping.
Every hex value above is copied from
scrollmark/social-skills
rather than chosen here — a preset with no caption colour is an
error, not a default. A preview is still a preview: it stands the
colours next to each other at a card's size, where a render puts
the type over footage. 11 formats and
29 presets ship, which is
319
pairings before anyone writes a new one; a project can add its own
of either, and they take precedence over the ones that ship.
The shape
A format is a scene grammar.
How many scenes, what each is for, what to ask before planning
one, and what the format refuses to do. Two videos in the same
format can look nothing alike.
video-studio formats --list --aspect 9:16
The look
A style is a preset you can save.
Caption colour, outline, size and placement, plus the card roles
a storyboard names. Lift one out of a video you liked, then apply
it to the next.