composing-video
Composing video
Make the requested film in the shared editable project. Start from the user's material, intended experience and current work. A useful creative premise can be a claim, a visible transformation, a character's action, a musical cause or an observation. Choose the form that expresses it; no universal narration, footage share, CTA, pacing or team size applies.
Use the project and capability policy for scope, current state and metered work. Use the existing connection and supported tools. The final chat describes the film; the persisted composition is the authored result.
Start at the right depth
| Request | Read when needed |
|---|---|
| Recreate a supplied film or its motion | cueframe-reference-video; keep its observed structure and fidelity anchors |
| New film without structure | cueframe-storyboard; keep the brief as small as the creative decision allows |
| Existing edit, preview or review | cueframe-compose-loop; preserve approved choices and inspect affected behavior |
| Custom 2D motion or reusable graphic | cueframe-component-authoring; select a card, exact reusable source or native component |
| Device, camera or 3D world | cueframe-scene-shot; use the current scene contract |
| Real product walkthrough | cueframe-product-video; distinguish actual captures from reconstructed artwork |
| Footage selection and speech edits | clip-a-talking-head; use source evidence and the saved edited timeline |
For motion relationships read motion design. For picture/audio synchronization read sound and timing. For a new film's editorial choices read format decisions. Load only the relevant depth; recipes do not add a mandatory production pipeline. cueframe-cli owns command mechanics and live discovery.