Phosphor Terminal ASCII CRT terminal
Monochrome CRT terminal: every picture is real characters on a grid, amber phosphor on curved glass, grid-scale camera, typed LOG subtitles and one ice accent.
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8-second cut from a test film, sound off. Made by a fresh Claude Code with only this kit in an empty folder.
What you'd type
Make a 2-minute video about [your topic] in the reelstyles ascii-crt style. Show me the scene plan first.
Briefs we tested this kit with
- A mission log: "A 20 s film, a lone probe wakes up and reports a strange planet. Power-on title typed as `PROBE.LOG`, a planet that builds in over amber ridges and turns ice on the reveal, then a terminal readout with a progress bar ending on one line in ice. LOG strip carries the narration."
- A recipe becomes a city: "Show how a bank statement becomes a map. Shot 1: 80-col terminal listing transactions scrolling (scroll move). Shot 2: the list shrinks into a coastline built of the same characters (`CRT.pic` with a hand-drawn polygon). Shot 3: one glyph pushed into until a name reads. Accent colour only on the one account that matters."
- Machine confession: "A support server's last night. Cold open on a blinking cursor, five typed lines at human speed (seed != 0) with a pause on each comma, a radar of incoming tickets (`PIC.radar`), a bar chart of load (`PIC.bars`) that climbs, a hard clear, and a power-off collapse as the end."
In the kit
- Style guide: palette, type, how things move and cut
- Scene templates your agent builds from
- A checklist your agent grades its own stills against before it renders
- Render steps for 16:9, 1920 × 1080 at 30 fps
Your films are yours to publish and monetise. Licence and refund
Video formats it fits
- Story of [X] | Animated Movie · 15-50 min
- Pain-word silent film · 3-6 min
Guide: How to make animated videos with Claude Code