/open-edit Add motion graphics to my YouTube intro, following my yt-motion-graphics-style.
Process:
1. Transcribe the video, identify cut points, and review my asset library at `~/Documents/ASSETS/OPENEDIT`. Present a beat-by-beat storyboard showing time range, spoken line, and what appears on screen. List any open decisions as a short numbered list. Wait for my approval before proceeding.
2. Show me style frames before the full render.
3. Render at the source video's original resolution and frame rate, with sound effects mixed underneath my original voice.
Hard rules:
- Preserve the exact video length and original footage. No camera moves, zooms, shakes, colour grading, black-and-white effects, or letterbox bars. All visual energy must come from motion graphics.
- Follow VEED branding: Electric Lime `#96FF1A` as the only accent colour, `#121212` instead of pure black, no red, and no gradients. Use lime exclusively for emphasis.
- Use SwissNow Medium for all text. No other fonts.
- Use keyword titles only, not captions. Large titles should appear behind me using a cutout effect, stacked and left-aligned, with every word clearly readable.
- No pill or chip labels, REC indicators, timecodes, viewfinder overlays, or reticle boxes around my face. Use my animated arrow asset for list bullets.
- Prioritise concrete visual metaphors for abstract ideas, such as a grid representing a "sea of sameness," rather than generic cards.
- Use authentic platform logos in white.
- Generate AI imagery and sound effects using fal. Quote the total estimated cost in one line before spending anything.
Final deliverables:
- OTIO timeline and Premiere XML
- Graphics-only layers with alpha transparency, exported separately for behind-me and in-front elements
- SFX-only audio stem
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