film-end-credits
Installation
SKILL.md
Film End Credits (stage 7)
Why this stage exists
A film that ends on its last shot feels unfinished; a film that ends on a social-media-style card with an avatar, colour gradients and italic type feels cheap. The convention that reads as cinema is narrow and easy to get wrong when generated ad hoc: black, white, still, spare. This stage produces it once, correctly.
What it produces
Three cards, 16:9, black background, white text, sans-serif, no italics, no avatars, no logos except the brand's own on the brand card:
| Order | Card | Content | Hold |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Title | the film's title, centred, tracked caps | 3–4 s |
| 2 | Director | DIRECTED BY on one line, the name on the next, both centred |
3–4 s |
| 3 | Brand | the product logo (from a real asset) above the slogan, both centred | 3–4 s |
Between cards: 0.3–0.5 s dip to black. Before card 1: the last shot dips to black over 0.5–1.0 s. After card 3: hold black 1 s.