A launch film cut from the site itself
Record the live site scrolling at desktop and phone width, take a still of each section, and cut a narrated launch film from them.
Check in GroundSlate whether web capture is on and whether <<YOUR SITE>> is allowed. If it is not, ask me for the site and wait for me to tick it, do not work around it. Then record the homepage scrolling top to bottom for eight seconds at 1920x1080, record it again at phone width for a 9:16 version, and take a still of each section named in <<YOUR SHOT LIST>>, refusing the cookie banner every time. Tell me if any part of any page did not load before you cut anything. Build a forty second launch film at 1920x1080, 30fps: the scrolling recording under a title card, then each still held on a slow push with a lower third naming what that section does, and nothing else on screen, no page titles, no URLs, no labels I did not ask for. Narrate it in a warm, unhurried voice designed in GroundSlate and duck the bed at <<YOUR BED>> under it. Show me the plan and one rough render before you commit to the full one, then file the finished film under a business project called "<<LAUNCH>>". Tell me what did not resolve.
Everything in <<double brackets>> is yours: your site, the sections you want on screen, and a music file you already own. Fill them in before you paste.
- GroundSlate renders the pages itself with WebKit on your Mac, so the film shows the site as it is today, and re-recording is one more call.
- Web capture is off until you turn it on, and you control the site list. An agent can ask for a site and read your answer but cannot allow one, so the ask checks first.
- Name the sections before anything is captured. Without a shot list you get eight seconds of even scrolling and nothing to cut to.
- The phone capture loads the real mobile layout, so the vertical cut shows the site itself, not a crop of the wide version.