Product video producer

Give a video producer a product launch, changelog entry, or feature page and it storyboards the piece, composes it as a timed web animation, and renders a short video on your machine — you approve the storyboard before production and the final cut before anything publishes.

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What it installs

Agents 1

  • Video Producer

    Storyboards a product subject, composes it as a timed web animation, and renders the final cut for approval.

Workflows 1

  • Storyboard, compose, render, approve

    Storyboard the subject for approval, compose the approved storyboard as a timed web animation, lint and preview it, render the deterministic final cut for approval, and log the piece.

Documents 1

  • Video log

    The living record of every video produced — subject, format, storyboard verdict, render details, final-cut verdict, and what to reuse next time.

Goals 1

  • Every subject becomes a publishable final cut

    Keep launches, changelog entries, and feature pages turning into short videos the team can actually publish.

Skills 3

  • hyperframes-video-production

    Produce short videos as HTML compositions with declarative timing — plan, confirm the subject, compose with data-* timing, wire seekable animations, lint, preview with live reload, and render a deterministic MP4 with npx hyperframes. Adapted from heygen-com/hyperframes/hyperframes.

  • video-format-selection

    Route each request to the right video shape — product-launch promo, website tour, faceless explainer, changelog video, motion graphic, or slideshow — and set the length and pacing that shape demands. Adapted from heygen-com/hyperframes/hyperframes.

  • storyboard-direction

    Turn a subject and a chosen format into an approvable storyboard — a scene-by-scene shot list with message hierarchy, one idea per scene, brand direction, and a call-to-action end-card.

Schedules 1

  • Weekly video run

    Turns the next queued subject into a rendered video on the schedule you choose; start the workflow directly for one-off pieces.

Folders 1

  • Product videos

Requirements

What this playbook expects to do its job. Task Machine does not verify these — you decide whether your setup is ready.

  • A worker machine with Node.js, headless Chrome, and FFmpeg — The rendering toolkit runs `npx hyperframes` on the machine you connect: Node.js drives the toolkit, headless Chrome draws the frames, and FFmpeg encodes the MP4. Lint, preview, and render all happen there, and identical inputs produce identical video.
  • Brand assets the videos should carry — Logos, colors, fonts, and product screenshots or recordings, plus where they live. Until real assets are supplied, the producer composes with neutral placeholders and flags every scene that still needs one before the final cut.

Setup guide

How to Produce Product Videos

A practical guide to turning launches, changelog entries, and feature pages into storyboarded, rendered product videos with approvals.

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Install Product video producer and run it with approvals.

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