vox-style-collage-videolisted

Turn a script or fact list into a finished Vox-style paper-collage explainer video: flat torn-edge photographic cut-outs, off-white newsprint ground with ONE bold accent color, big kinetic typography synced to the voiceover, infographic motifs (maps, arrows, redlines, timelines, charts), limited low-frame-rate cutout motion, narration-first pacing. ALL image/video/music generation runs on Unsora (create_image nano-banana-pro, create_video seedance-2.0, create_music mureka-7.5); the VOICEOVER is the one thing Unsora cannot make, so it comes from a supplied file or the session's own TTS tool, then timed and mixed with ffmpeg. Use whenever the user wants a Vox-style or editorial/news/journalism explainer collage video from text, says "make a Vox-style video/explainer", "paper collage explainer", "turn this script into a Vox video", wants one Vox-collage shot's prompts, or asks to write, voice, or time narration onto a Vox-style animation. Default to this for any Vox paper-collage explainer built on Unsora.
sadekxD/vox-style-collage-video-skill · ★ 18 · AI & Automation · score 66

Install: claude install-skill sadekxD/vox-style-collage-video-skill

# Vox Collage Video Script in, finished Vox-style explainer MP4 out — or a single shot's prompts, if that's all that's asked. Self-contained: the visual style system, the prompt templates, and the production pipeline all live in this folder. **Runtime target:** this skill is written for Claude, OpenClaw, and Hermes Agent style skill runtimes. **Hard precondition:** Unsora MCP must be connected and authenticated before running any image, video, music, or optional posting step. If the Unsora MCP tools are missing, stop before the approval gate and tell the user to connect Unsora MCP first. Do not replace Unsora with another generator unless the user explicitly asks for a port of the skill. **The style, in one line:** flat photographic cut-outs with torn edges, layered photomontage-style over an off-white newsprint ground, ONE bold accent color, big kinetic typography that lands the point, infographic marks (maps / arrows / circles / redlines / timelines), limited low-frame-rate cutout motion, and a voiceover the whole cut is timed to. **What makes it *Vox*, not a generic paper cutout:** the subjects are **cut-out photographs** (archival, editorial, magazine — not engravings or storybook shapes); the on-screen **typography carries the argument** and moves in sync with the narration; the vocabulary is **journalistic infographics** (a red line on a map, a circled face, a rising bar); and the whole thing is **narration-first** — the VO is written and voiced *before* the shots