That tiny task.All day.0:05
Start here for everyday-life stories and simple explainers built around drawings.
- Turn everyday topics into visual stories
- Describe the same character in every scene
- Plan poses, visual jokes and simple movements
One book.A hidden story.0:05
Five-second AI style example. Finished videos are not included.
Also inside: an editable drawingThis is the simple starting scene included in your download.
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Documentary Video Kit
Organize your research into a script and scene plan. Includes source-checking prompts, a fact-tracking sheet and instructions for planning the images that support each line.
- Choose a question your video will answer
- Track each factual claim back to a source
- Plan narration and the footage it needs
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AI subscriptions and media tools are not included.
Your download, item by item.
14 files: the PDF guide, copyable prompts, examples and editable planning sheets.
23-page video guide
Work through the script, images, narration and edit in a set order, with checks before you move on.
20 copy-and-paste instructions
Tell Codex or Claude what to produce at each stage, from the opening line to thumbnail ideas.
12 video ideas to start with
Choose a starting topic for this video style, then adapt it to your audience.
Character & picture guide
Specify appearance, clothes, colors and props so you can check each new image for changes.
Example story & scene plan
Read a short original script beside the scene descriptions that illustrate it.
Video planning sheets
List the timing, narration, visuals and files for each scene before opening your editor.
Tool & setup instructions
Follow the Codex or Claude instructions and choose tools for pictures, voice and editing.
Final video checklist
Catch missing sources, inconsistent characters, unclear audio and caption mistakes before uploading.
Plus: a fact and source sheet
Keep track of each claim and where you found it.
20 prompts per kit: 16 core prompts shared across the collection, plus 4 for this style. The guide includes the tool instructions; the example includes the scene plan.
When to choose
this kit
Choose this for stories that need research: history, places, people and how things work.
The four documentary prompts cover research questions, a fact-and-source list, script fact-checking and footage rights. Use them to see which parts of your story are supported and which still need research.
Included worked example
“The Library Book Nobody Could Find” shows how a short story and scene plan fit together. It is a fictional demonstration, not a factual report.
What you’ll need alongside the kit
Bring your own Codex or Claude access and a video editor. The guide explains how to work with original drawings, your own narration and free editing tools. Paid image or voice services are optional.
You can use the included material for your own channel or client videos under the kit license. No views or earnings are promised.
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- Give the story a clear supernatural rule
- Plant clues that make the ending work
- Plan quiet moments, sounds and scene changes