Risograph animation style

What you'd type

Make a 2-minute video about [your topic] in the reelstyles risograph style. Show me the scene plan first.

Briefs we tested this kit with

1. A coffee shop's seasonal menu (12 s). Ink set `lagoon`. Shots: (1) big centred teal cup, plate 1 only, roller-sweep in → (2) top-down or close-up of the cup mouth, salmon steam by roller sweep, mustard sun disc behind → (3) big-headline shot of the season word, three inks visible → (4) the ONE menu shot: three rows, each a name + a tint bar + a price via `tag()` (solid teal label, paper text; ≥ 40 px, margin handled for you), no empty bars → (5) different ending: plates lift away, cup slides in a new position, shop name. Move: plates as narrative. Keep the cup fully in frame, keep the sun beside (not under) the cup and headline, give every shot a printed ground and a different hero position/scale.
2. A year in the life of a small city (15 s). Ink set `plum`, one plate per season. Wide shots with a tiny walker crossing a ridge; each season adds a plate; registration drifts in winter and snaps on spring's downbeat. Move: subtraction, ending on one ink.
3. Two products, one finding (10 s). Ink set `harbour`. Product A is blue, product B is yellow; they slide together and the green overlap carries the finding in a caption strip; the camera pushes into the halftone until the dots become the data. Move: two inks, a third where they meet.

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

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Video formats it fits

• Story of [X] | Animated Movie · 15-50 min
• Life-as explainer · 8-11 min (15-25 min deep dives)