VOX COLLAGE BROLL

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Collage B-roll Explainers

A [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) skill that turns a single spoken sentence into a premium editorial **paper-collage explainer video** — 9:16, 5 seconds, halftone cut-outs assembling piece by piece on a bold color field, optionally with a fitted voiceover.

You give it a line like *"A snowball only needs the first push — the hill does the rest."* It proposes a visual metaphor, waits for your approval, generates the finished still, waits again, then animates the whole scene assembling itself from an empty color field — and QAs its own output frame by frame.

Examples

"A snowball only needs the first push — the hill does the rest."	"One flame can light the whole room — and lose none of its fire."	"Tip the first tile — and the rest of your week runs itself."

Full-quality MP4s (with voiceover) are in [`examples/`](examples/).

What the skill enforces

• Three-gate approval flow — metaphors first, stills second, video last. You approve at each gate; nothing burns generation cost on an unapproved idea.
• A locked visual language — flat bold paper fields, black-and-white halftone photographic cut-outs, colored cardstock accents, crisp cut edges, cream keylines, paper grain. Color semantics are part of the system (burnt orange = urgency, deep purple = rules, teal = judgment…).
• Assemble-from-empty motion — the clip opens on a pure empty color field and builds the scene pi