adamperlis/video-skills
Eleven reusable skills for planning, capturing, scripting, and finishing product, brand, creator, and social videos.
Plan and make a narrative product brand film that moves from a human problem to a product reveal. Use for launch films, cinematic teasers, and campaign videos where story matters more than a step-by-step demo.
Create a short moving grid that shows a product's interface and visual identity together. Use for brand montages, design-system reels, and multi-panel product showcases.
Plan and script a short video presented by a person on camera. Use for founder demos, talking-head explainers, creator tutorials, launch clips, and shot lists.
Make a short video that demonstrates a real software feature. Use for web or mobile app demos, UI clips, launch teasers, and social-ready feature videos.
Make a product film led by voiceover, with one real product surface or visual proof per spoken claim. Use for narrated launches, capability films, and scripted product stories.
Produce a designed, silent product demo from real UI with camera moves and concise on-screen words. Use for feature launches, announcements, and social clips that should work without narration.
Write short-form video hooks and beat sheets for Reels, TikTok, Shorts, and similar feeds. Use when planning an opening, improving retention, or giving a creator precise shooting instructions.
Make a short, seamless video loop of one real interface component or interaction. Use for buttons, toggles, overlays, waveforms, loading states, and small product details.
Make a step-by-step video showing how a real software feature works. Use for onboarding, help videos, walkthroughs, and narrated interface tutorials.
Define or apply a product's consistent video style across demos, tutorials, films, and clips. Use when establishing video colors, type, motion, sound, framing, covers, and export rules from a real brand.
Choose and make still or animated covers for a video. Use for thumbnails, posters, preview frames, short GIF loops, and aspect-ratio variants.