{
  "version": 1,
  "method": "rule-based-draft",
  "brief": {
    "topic": "Creating an editable local video with Make Video Skill",
    "audience": "creators making their first video on a computer",
    "offer": "Make Video Skill, a $67 one-time local toolkit",
    "brand": "Make Video Skill",
    "focus": "A local scene-to-export workflow",
    "problem": "switching between tasks before finishing one clear stage",
    "outcome": "a video saved on your computer",
    "proof": "Show the actual source change and exported local MP4.",
    "cta": "Start with one supplied project and review the export.",
    "steps": [
      "Choose a starting project",
      "Edit one clear sequence",
      "Review and render locally"
    ],
    "colors": {
      "background": "#170d25",
      "foreground": "#f8f3ff",
      "accent": "#bca0ff"
    }
  },
  "concepts": [
    {
      "id": "friction",
      "angle": "Solve one visible friction point",
      "title": "Creating an editable local video with Make Video Skill: start with one sticking point",
      "hook": "If switching between tasks before finishing one clear stage sounds familiar, start smaller. Here is one way to approach creating an editable local video with make video skill.",
      "promise": "Demonstrate a local scene-to-export workflow for creators making their first video on a computer; test whether it helps with a video saved on your computer.",
      "storyline": [
        {
          "beat": "hook",
          "onScreen": "Start with one friction",
          "cause": "The viewer encounters switching between tasks before finishing one clear stage.",
          "action": "Show that moment in a real example.",
          "result": "The problem is visible before the explanation.",
          "narration": "Working on creating an editable local video with make video skill? Start with the moment that causes friction.",
          "visual": "Close shot of the actual repeated or blocked action."
        },
        {
          "beat": "cause",
          "onScreen": "Find the sticking point",
          "cause": "Several actions are competing for attention.",
          "action": "Pause at one specific decision.",
          "result": "There is one decision the viewer can follow.",
          "narration": "The sticking point is switching between tasks before finishing one clear stage. Let us change one part first.",
          "visual": "Freeze one process step; mark the decision with a short label."
        },
        {
          "beat": "action",
          "onScreen": "Try a smaller sequence",
          "cause": "The smaller task has a clear starting point.",
          "action": "Choose a starting project; Edit one clear sequence; Review and render locally.",
          "result": "The viewer sees an action they can try.",
          "narration": "Choose a starting project. Edit one clear sequence. Review and render locally. Use Make Video Skill, a $67 one-time local toolkit only where it supports this action.",
          "visual": "Three distinct shots: one for each real action, with matching short captions."
        },
        {
          "beat": "proof",
          "onScreen": "Check the real result",
          "cause": "A demonstration is more useful than an unsupported promise.",
          "action": "Show the actual source change and exported local MP4.",
          "result": "The result can be compared with the starting point.",
          "narration": "Now check what actually changed. Show the actual source change and exported local MP4.",
          "visual": "Use the same framing for a before/after comparison."
        },
        {
          "beat": "next",
          "onScreen": "Choose the next step",
          "cause": "The viewer has seen one bounded example.",
          "action": "Start with one supplied project and review the export.",
          "result": "The next action follows from the demonstration.",
          "narration": "Start with one supplied project and review the export.",
          "visual": "End on the actual next action, with a single clear line."
        }
      ],
      "thumbnail": {
        "layout": "type",
        "headline": "STOP THE BACKTRACKING",
        "band": "ONE CLEAR STAGE"
      }
    },
    {
      "id": "comparison",
      "angle": "Teach through a controlled before/after",
      "title": "Creating an editable local video with Make Video Skill: what changes when you simplify?",
      "hook": "Here are two ways to approach creating an editable local video with make video skill. Keep the starting point the same and watch the difference.",
      "promise": "Compare a local scene-to-export workflow against the original approach without inventing performance numbers.",
      "storyline": [
        {
          "beat": "hook",
          "onScreen": "Keep the start the same",
          "cause": "A fair comparison needs a shared starting point.",
          "action": "Show the same example twice.",
          "result": "The viewer knows what is being compared.",
          "narration": "Two approaches to creating an editable local video with make video skill. One starting point.",
          "visual": "Matched split-screen of the original and revised process."
        },
        {
          "beat": "before",
          "onScreen": "Show the original route",
          "cause": "The original approach involves switching between tasks before finishing one clear stage.",
          "action": "Show the full relevant action without hiding a difficult step.",
          "result": "The friction is concrete.",
          "narration": "First, show the original route and the part that gets in the way.",
          "visual": "A clear wide shot, then a close view of the friction."
        },
        {
          "beat": "change",
          "onScreen": "Change one part",
          "cause": "The comparison will be unclear if everything changes.",
          "action": "Choose a starting project; Edit one clear sequence; Review and render locally.",
          "result": "The cause of any difference remains visible.",
          "narration": "Choose a starting project. Edit one clear sequence. Review and render locally. Use Make Video Skill, a $67 one-time local toolkit only where it supports this action.",
          "visual": "Keep props and framing consistent; change only the chosen action."
        },
        {
          "beat": "compare",
          "onScreen": "Compare what changed",
          "cause": "Both approaches are now visible.",
          "action": "Show the actual source change and exported local MP4.",
          "result": "Any conclusion stays within what was demonstrated.",
          "narration": "Compare the actual result. Show the actual source change and exported local MP4.",
          "visual": "Return to matched before/after views; label observed differences only."
        },
        {
          "beat": "next",
          "onScreen": "Keep what helps",
          "cause": "One demonstration may not fit every situation.",
          "action": "Start with one supplied project and review the export.",
          "result": "The viewer can adapt the method to their own case.",
          "narration": "For creators making their first video on a computer, the useful next step is simple. Start with one supplied project and review the export.",
          "visual": "One final real example and the next action."
        }
      ],
      "thumbnail": {
        "layout": "split",
        "headline": "SWITCH BETWEEN TASKS",
        "band": "FINISH ONE STAGE"
      }
    },
    {
      "id": "small-test",
      "angle": "Turn the idea into a small experiment",
      "title": "Creating an editable local video with Make Video Skill: try one small test",
      "hook": "Before changing everything about creating an editable local video with make video skill, test one small example. Decide what you will check first.",
      "promise": "Give creators making their first video on a computer a bounded experiment aimed at a video saved on your computer, with an honest observation step.",
      "storyline": [
        {
          "beat": "hook",
          "onScreen": "Choose a small test",
          "cause": "A broad idea is hard to judge without an example.",
          "action": "Choose one situation the viewer recognises.",
          "result": "The question becomes specific.",
          "narration": "Make creating an editable local video with make video skill easier to judge with one small test.",
          "visual": "Start on one actual example rather than a montage."
        },
        {
          "beat": "question",
          "onScreen": "Decide what to check",
          "cause": "A test needs a question before a conclusion.",
          "action": "Ask whether a local scene-to-export workflow helps with switching between tasks before finishing one clear stage.",
          "result": "The viewer knows what observation matters.",
          "narration": "The question is whether this approach helps with switching between tasks before finishing one clear stage.",
          "visual": "A short question card beside the real example."
        },
        {
          "beat": "test",
          "onScreen": "Run the small test",
          "cause": "The question now has a practical action.",
          "action": "Choose a starting project; Edit one clear sequence; Review and render locally.",
          "result": "The test is concrete and repeatable.",
          "narration": "Choose a starting project. Edit one clear sequence. Review and render locally. Use Make Video Skill, a $67 one-time local toolkit only where it supports this action.",
          "visual": "Three shots show the actions in order, with no implied speed claim."
        },
        {
          "beat": "observe",
          "onScreen": "Record what happened",
          "cause": "The action needs an observation rather than a promise.",
          "action": "Show the actual source change and exported local MP4.",
          "result": "The conclusion follows the evidence.",
          "narration": "Record what happened before deciding it worked. Show the actual source change and exported local MP4.",
          "visual": "Show the actual outcome and one written observation."
        },
        {
          "beat": "next",
          "onScreen": "Choose what comes next",
          "cause": "The observation suggests whether to repeat or revise.",
          "action": "Start with one supplied project and review the export.",
          "result": "The viewer retains control over the next experiment.",
          "narration": "Start with one supplied project and review the export.",
          "visual": "An end card with one next action and no invented guarantee."
        }
      ],
      "thumbnail": {
        "layout": "cards",
        "headline": "A SIMPLER WORKING SEQUENCE",
        "band": "TRY IT, THEN CHECK IT"
      }
    }
  ]
}