One sales video, forty personalised copies
One seekable page and one narration, rendered once per prospect with their name, logo and headline number.
Start a business project in GroundSlate called "Super September Promotion". Take the kit I saved there as coey-deck, and have Claude Design build the deck from it at 1920x1080: five sections, with the prospect's name, logo and headline number as the only things that change between versions. No page numbers, no footers, nothing on screen I did not name. Narrate it in Nova's voice, the one attached to avatar av_4d5e6f7a, with the bed at ~/Music/beds/promo.mp3 ducked under her. Render one first so I can check the pacing before we commit to the run. Then make a version for every row of ~/Desktop/prospects.csv, file them all in that project named after the person each is for. Tell me if anything did not go in.
Works with
- Claude Design, or any design tool that outputs HTML
- Designs the page and holds the brand. GroundSlate renders the page to video and can keep it as a named kit. What it ships is tooling: a ruler for placing marks against text, a browser library of transition moves, puppet engines for 2D and 3D characters, and a console kit that holds a video to what a classic games console could draw. It stores no brand and designs nothing itself.
- The narration is spoken locally, and the fortieth read is identical to the first, so every version stays in time.
- Check one rough render first. Its timing matches the final, so you can judge the pacing before the long run.
- Ask what did not go in. A run can report finished with three versions missing.