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Videographer Skill

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Description

Decide which video tool to use before editing. A Claude Code skill that asks 6 questions, surfaces 3 options with tradeoffs, and dispatches the right one (or runs all in parallel).

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

video-orchestrator

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**Stop picking the wrong video tool.**

There are so many ways to edit your video, but it can be overwhelming to know which tool to choose and when. The FOMO of video editing has never been so difficult. Is this a job for revideo or remotion? For Cutsense or hyperframes? Should I use the claude skill video or maybe a pipeline with a few tools chained together?

All this FOMO ends here and now.

Introducing video-orchestrator.

It asks 3 questions, surfaces 6 tool options with real tradeoffs, and dispatches the right one. Or runs all recommended ones in parallel so you can compare side-by-side.

videographer demo: 3 questions, 6 tool options, parallel dispatch

Which tool fits what

You have... It usually picks...
A long talking-head video CutSense (silence/filler removal, brand captions)
A URL or website website-to-hyperframes (page capture to animated promo)
A script and a portrait image HeyGen or Hedra (avatar lipsync)
Many takes / raw transcript video-use (LLM-driven cut picking)
A branded title card or outro Remotion (pixel-perfect, fast)
Three hooks to A/B test Fork mode (all 3 in parallel, compare)

Why this exists

Most video edits don't fail at the rendering step. They fail at the planning step. People grab the first tool they think of, render something, then realize a different tool was the better fit. Time spent re-rendering is the most expensive kind. The orchestrator pauses for thirty seconds at the start to ask, surface