Description

Turn a finance news story into a complete set of ready-to-shoot short-video assets: a 60- or 90-second voiceover script, a shot-by-shot storyboard, visual-generation prompts for each shot, image-to-video camera-motion prompts, and a data provenance card. Take the package straight into 即梦, 可灵, or Midjourney to create visuals—no need to break down the script yourself. The biggest difference from other short-video asset tools is the data layer. In finance content, getting even one number wrong can cause serious problems once the video is published. This Skill verifies key figures for each assignment online, records the source and date for each one, and provides a separate provenance card showing which shot contains each figure, what it measures, and where it came from. If a figure cannot be verified, it is removed rather than filled in from the model’s memory. The voiceover script follows the actual rhythm of short-form video: the first three seconds deliver a hook, not a greeting or setup; the middle section presents one point at a time, with sentences kept short enough to speak smoothly; and the ending leaves an observation to verify rather than forcing a conclusion. Visual prompts consistently use a vertical format, the same style keywords, and a no text parameter, so a dozen shots look like one cohesive video instead of a collection of unrelated images. Choose from three visual styles: Data Studio (deep blue and gold, charts, and floating numbers), Urban Financial Documentary (the realistic look of office buildings and trading floors), and Minimalist Bold Type (solid-color backgrounds with oversized text that stands out in an information feed). The default output is a text-only asset kit for faster delivery. When you need to review the visuals, you can generate a single keyframe preview separately. Suitable for finance creators, brokerage and fund social media teams, business analysis accounts, and any team that needs to quickly turn financial events into video content. This Skill does not recommend stocks or provide buy-and-sell advice.