ReelEvidence board animation style
Detective cork-board film: code-drawn polaroids, torn clippings, index cards and sticky notes; red string pulled taut from pin to pin while a torch-lit camera pushes from clue to clue.
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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 evidence-board style. Show me the scene plan first.
Briefs we tested this kit with
- True-crime cold open (45 s). "The night the harbour lights went out": 6 clues (dock photo, last-seen card, clipping, missing key, sticky "Who had access?", unknown silhouette). Shot list: push to the dock photo, string to the card, travel to the clipping, push to the key, three strings converge on the unknown face, pull back.
- Business whodunit (30 s). "Why did the app lose 40% of users in March?": polaroids of a login screen sketch, a graph clipping with an invented headline, sticky notes "new pricing?", "bad update?", cards with dates. Strings connect cause to dip; last string lands on the real cause.
- History mystery (40 s). "Who sank the ledger ship?": three suspects as silhouette polaroids, a clipping, an index card of the cargo. Each string eliminates (second string back = crossed out) until one pin is left glowing under the torch.
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
- Money-disaster story · 10-12 min (test 18-22 min)
- Story of [X] | Animated Movie · 15-50 min
Guide: How to make animated videos with Claude Code