video-poster-design

Name: video-poster-design
Author: MagicCube

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How to install video-poster-design?

magiccube/agentara/video-poster-design

$npx -y skills add MagicCube/agentara --skill video-poster-design

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Create cinematic movie poster concepts and final poster images from a user's brief, existing video plan, storyboard, character design, or project context. Use this skill whenever the user asks to generate a film poster, movie poster, key art, campaign poster, teaser poster, title

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SKILL.md

1	# Video Poster Design
2
3	Use this skill to create movie-poster-style key art for a video, short film, vlog, TVC, storyboard, or campaign.
4
5	The final output is a poster image. When useful, also create a short poster spec or prompt file so the design can be regenerated consistently.
6
7	## Default Behavior
8
9	If the user does not specify an aspect ratio, use `3:4`.
10
11	If the user asks for a poster but has not chosen a creative direction, propose `3-5` poster concepts first and ask them to choose one. Keep the options concise and visually distinct.
12
13	If the user already gives a clear direction, title, ratio, and story context, proceed directly to image generation.
14
15	## Output Location
16
17	Use a project-local poster directory:
18
19	```text
20	posters/
21	```
22
23	Recommended file names:
24
25	```text
26	posters/{poster-name}.png
27	posters/{poster-name}.md
28	```
29
30	Use lowercase, hyphenated, ASCII-safe names. Examples:
31
32	- `posters/youth-unlimited.png`
33	- `posters/meaning-of-travel-teaser.png`
34	- `posters/campus-energy-key-art.md`
35
36	Do not overwrite existing files unless the user explicitly requests replacement. For variants, use suffixes such as `-v2`, `-teaser`, `-main`, `-alt-a`.
37
38	## Inputs to Extract
39
40	Before designing, identify:
41
42	- Poster title and subtitle.
43	- Video/story context.
44	- Genre: drama, travel, romance, documentary, commercial, thriller, coming-of-age, sports, etc.
45	- Required aspect ratio. Default: `3:4`.
46	- Main character(s), product, place, or object.
47	- Character design images or approved reference assets.
48	- Storyboard or scene images that define visual continuity.
49	- Mood and emotional promise.
50	- Setting, time period, weather, and culture.
51	- Typography language: English, Chinese, bilingual, no text, etc.
52	- Required copy: tagline, credits, release date, brand line, campaign line.
53	- Output path if specified.
54
55	If the user does not specify text language, use the user's local language for any prompt/spec, and use poster typography that matches the title/campaign language.
56
57	## Use Available Visual References
58
59	If the context contains any of these assets, use them as references for poster generation when relevant:
60
61	- `characters/*.png` character design sheets.
62	- Approved character `.md` specs.
63	- `storyboard/scene-XX.png` images.
64	- Existing poster drafts.
65	- Product or brand assets provided by the user.
66
67	When a character design image exists, feed it to the image generation model as a visual reference so the poster preserves character identity, hairstyle, wardrobe, body proportions, and material details.
68
69	When a storyboard image exists, use it to preserve scene language, color palette, setting, and story mood.
70
71	## Creative Direction Options
72
73	When proposing options, make them concrete. Each option should include:
74
75	- Concept name.
76	- Main image composition.
77	- Typography direction.
78	- Color and lighting.
79	- Story emotion.
80	- Why it fits.
81
82	Example option format:
83
84	```markdown
85	## Poster Concepts
86
87	1. Blue Hour Arrival
88	- Composition: [specific image]
89	- Typography: [title style]
90	- Color: [palette]
91	- Emotion: [promise]
92	- Fit: [why this works]
93
94	2. Object as Portal
95	- Composition: [specific image]
96	- Typography: [title style]
97	- Color: [palette]
98	- Emotion: [promise]
99	- Fit: [why this works]
100	```
101
102	Do not make all options variations of the same composition. Vary the visual strategy:
103
104	- Character-led portrait.
105	- Environmental wide poster.
106	- Object-led symbolic poster.
107	- Motion/action poster.
108	- Minimal teaser.
109	- Ensemble composition.
110	- Graphic split or reflection concept.
111	- Product-as-hero commercial poster.
112
113	## Typography Principles
114
115	Poster typography must match the story, setting, genre, and background image. It should not feel like generic overlay text.
116
117	Choose type direction based on context:
118
119	- Coming-of-age / campus: energetic but clean, slightly condensed sans serif, hand-painted or marker accent only if it feels natural.
120	- Travel documentary: editorial serif or restrained humanist sans, generous spacing, quiet placement.
121	- Romance: soft serif, handwritten accent, or understated title lockup depending on tone.
122	- Sports / youth TVC: bold condensed sans, dynamic italic or kinetic stacked layout.
123	- Thriller: severe condensed type, high contrast, restrained title placement.
124	- Sci-fi: technical geometry, but avoid generic neon unless the setting supports it.
125	- Period film: typography should reference the era without becom

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How to install video-poster-design?

magiccube/agentara/video-poster-design

$npx -y skills add MagicCube/agentara --skill video-poster-design

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Files · 1

View on GitHub

SKILL.md

1	# Video Poster Design
2
3	Use this skill to create movie-poster-style key art for a video, short film, vlog, TVC, storyboard, or campaign.
4
5	The final output is a poster image. When useful, also create a short poster spec or prompt file so the design can be regenerated consistently.
6
7	## Default Behavior
8
9	If the user does not specify an aspect ratio, use `3:4`.
10
11	If the user asks for a poster but has not chosen a creative direction, propose `3-5` poster concepts first and ask them to choose one. Keep the options concise and visually distinct.
12
13	If the user already gives a clear direction, title, ratio, and story context, proceed directly to image generation.
14
15	## Output Location
16
17	Use a project-local poster directory:
18
19	```text
20	posters/
21	```
22
23	Recommended file names:
24
25	```text
26	posters/{poster-name}.png
27	posters/{poster-name}.md
28	```
29
30	Use lowercase, hyphenated, ASCII-safe names. Examples:
31
32	- `posters/youth-unlimited.png`
33	- `posters/meaning-of-travel-teaser.png`
34	- `posters/campus-energy-key-art.md`
35
36	Do not overwrite existing files unless the user explicitly requests replacement. For variants, use suffixes such as `-v2`, `-teaser`, `-main`, `-alt-a`.
37
38	## Inputs to Extract
39
40	Before designing, identify:
41
42	- Poster title and subtitle.
43	- Video/story context.
44	- Genre: drama, travel, romance, documentary, commercial, thriller, coming-of-age, sports, etc.
45	- Required aspect ratio. Default: `3:4`.
46	- Main character(s), product, place, or object.
47	- Character design images or approved reference assets.
48	- Storyboard or scene images that define visual continuity.
49	- Mood and emotional promise.
50	- Setting, time period, weather, and culture.
51	- Typography language: English, Chinese, bilingual, no text, etc.
52	- Required copy: tagline, credits, release date, brand line, campaign line.
53	- Output path if specified.
54
55	If the user does not specify text language, use the user's local language for any prompt/spec, and use poster typography that matches the title/campaign language.
56
57	## Use Available Visual References
58
59	If the context contains any of these assets, use them as references for poster generation when relevant:
60
61	- `characters/*.png` character design sheets.
62	- Approved character `.md` specs.
63	- `storyboard/scene-XX.png` images.
64	- Existing poster drafts.
65	- Product or brand assets provided by the user.
66
67	When a character design image exists, feed it to the image generation model as a visual reference so the poster preserves character identity, hairstyle, wardrobe, body proportions, and material details.
68
69	When a storyboard image exists, use it to preserve scene language, color palette, setting, and story mood.
70
71	## Creative Direction Options
72
73	When proposing options, make them concrete. Each option should include:
74
75	- Concept name.
76	- Main image composition.
77	- Typography direction.
78	- Color and lighting.
79	- Story emotion.
80	- Why it fits.
81
82	Example option format:
83
84	```markdown
85	## Poster Concepts
86
87	1. Blue Hour Arrival
88	- Composition: [specific image]
89	- Typography: [title style]
90	- Color: [palette]
91	- Emotion: [promise]
92	- Fit: [why this works]
93
94	2. Object as Portal
95	- Composition: [specific image]
96	- Typography: [title style]
97	- Color: [palette]
98	- Emotion: [promise]
99	- Fit: [why this works]
100	```
101
102	Do not make all options variations of the same composition. Vary the visual strategy:
103
104	- Character-led portrait.
105	- Environmental wide poster.
106	- Object-led symbolic poster.
107	- Motion/action poster.
108	- Minimal teaser.
109	- Ensemble composition.
110	- Graphic split or reflection concept.
111	- Product-as-hero commercial poster.
112
113	## Typography Principles
114
115	Poster typography must match the story, setting, genre, and background image. It should not feel like generic overlay text.
116
117	Choose type direction based on context:
118
119	- Coming-of-age / campus: energetic but clean, slightly condensed sans serif, hand-painted or marker accent only if it feels natural.
120	- Travel documentary: editorial serif or restrained humanist sans, generous spacing, quiet placement.
121	- Romance: soft serif, handwritten accent, or understated title lockup depending on tone.
122	- Sports / youth TVC: bold condensed sans, dynamic italic or kinetic stacked layout.
123	- Thriller: severe condensed type, high contrast, restrained title placement.
124	- Sci-fi: technical geometry, but avoid generic neon unless the setting supports it.
125	- Period film: typography should reference the era without becom

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