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Camera

Shot sizes 13Angles 13Camera moves 42Rigs 6Lenses 9Focus and depth 4

Frame

Composition 13Aspect ratios 6

Light and look

Light 11Time of day 4Colour looks 13Film stock and texture 9Art styles 6

People and places

Characters 5Expressions 31Settings 3

Motion

Subject motion and speed 8

Edit

Transitions 21Edit effects 41Sound 14

Story

Hooks 46Script arcs 10Video formats 11Calls to action 5Test and publish 16

Recipes

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A first-person narrated story in dated chapters, staged in a low-poly 3D world with anonymous figures, a figure holding the printed source to camera at every fact, sentence captions revealed word by word.

Presets

Low-poly parable

A hard subject becomes watchable as one person's story, while every turn rests on a source the viewer can see.

Use when
Brand films, opinion pieces, future scenarios, awareness.

Prompt instructions

You are my video producer. Give me a production plan: the shots or scenes in order, what each one needs, and the edit settings, for a short video about [your product], aimed at [your audience]. Technique: Low-poly parable. A hard subject becomes watchable as one person's story, while every turn rests on a source the viewer can see. How it works: A first-person narrated story in dated chapters, staged in a low-poly 3D world with anonymous figures, a figure holding the printed source to camera at every fact, sentence captions revealed word by word. Right for: Brand films, opinion pieces, future scenarios, awareness. What we learned from tested runs: - No photoreal face anywhere: the anonymity is the point. - People watch a story and keep a list: 1.6 percent of plays saved here, against 5 to 6.5 percent for the same account's step lists. - The reference opens on a black frame 0, which is its thumbnail. Be concrete: numbers, seconds and settings, no theory. Ask me one question first if something you need is missing.

Paste it into Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini.

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Notes

Measured on the reference

WhatValue
Length344.4 s
Aspect9:16
Visual changes per 10 s2.03
Median segment4.1 s
First visual change0.43 s
First spoken word0.0 s
Spoken words per second2.57
Loudness, integrated-15.2 LUFS
True peak-2.2 dBTP
Sound floor-42.6 dBFS (a quiet bed is likely)
Face in sampled framesnone: no presenter
Plays, saves12,700 plays, 1.6 percent saved (read 23 Oct 2026)
Against the account's median2.1 times

The recipe

  1. Write the script as one person's story in dated chapters, each turn anchored on a real source. Narrate in the first person at about 2.5 words per second.
  2. Build each chapter as a low-poly 3D set with soft light and shallow depth of field. Cast anonymous figures and one narrator figure.
  3. Hold each set with a slow push or drift and cut at the end of a sentence: 1.5 to 2.5 changes per 10 seconds, holds of 3 to 5 seconds.
  4. Whenever a fact is stated, cut to a figure holding the printed source page to camera, readable.
  5. Captions: one sentence at a time, small white sans with no box, revealed word by word, low centre.
  6. A quiet ambient bed under the voice; sound effects only where the story has an object. Voice at -14 LUFS.

Not for

Step lists, tool tutorials, lead magnets, product demos, anything under 60 seconds.

Related

The figure holds a printed page of the report toward the lens, its title readable.

Source held to cameraPrompt

One sentence at a time, small white sans with no box, low centre, each word appearing as it is spoken.

Sentence captions, revealed word by wordPrompt Cut on the end of a sentencePrompt

Open on a short fade from black into the first lit scene.

Fade from blackPrompt

3D render, smooth glossy materials, soft studio light, toy-like proportions.

3D renderPrompt

AI-generated shots with no talking head, hard cuts landing on the beat or on a sound effect, one look block holding the look across all shots.

Generated scenes cut to soundPrompt

Sources

Our own reading and measurement of a TikTok by @pro.glitch, posted 19 Oct 2026. The clip is a third-party reference and is not shown; the words here are ours Source Checked 2026-11-13.

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