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A creative-direction (taste) layer for music videos and short-form edits in the angelcore / cloud-trance / hyperpop visual family. Distills a named-genre aesthetic vocabulary, a mood + color + light system, and a beat-synced editing grammar, then chains ECC's video skills (video-editing, fal-ai-media, remotion-video-creation, motion-*, content-engine) into one production pipeline. Use when the work is not just making a video function but making it feel intentional, when building a music video, a fancam/edit, a moodboard-driven reel, or when choosing a coherent visual direction for AI-generated b-roll.
Route audio, video, transcript, subtitle, and edit-prep requests into the right media-understanding workflow before execution. Use this when the user wants transcription, subtitle generation, beat mapping, B-roll planning, or edit-ready outputs and the first question is which skill and model chain should run.
Plan short-form post-edit decisions from A-roll, B-roll, scripts, and reference videos. Use this when the goal is not generic video analysis or rendering, but deciding how to cut a social video beat by beat, including where to stay on face, where to insert proof B-roll, how to use reference patterns, and how to package an actionable edit plan for a human editor or downstream timeline tooling.
World-class video production expertise combining the storytelling craft of documentary filmmakers, the efficiency of commercial production houses, and the engagement science of YouTube creators. Video production is where ideas become moving images that move people. Great video content doesn't just inform—it immerses, persuades, and converts. The best video producers understand that pre-production is where success is determined, that every shot must earn its place, that pacing controls attention, and that the story always comes first—before the technology, before the effects, before the polish. Use when "video, video production, film, shoot, footage, editing, product video, testimonial, talking head, brand video, social video, youtube, video content, b-roll, color grade, video, production, editing, filming, content, youtube, social, brand" mentioned.
Add visuals to edited voiceovers: Overlay HTML layers on screen recordings (key point circling / full-screen black animation / zoom-in), bind layers to subtitle screens, drive frame by frame via the player, and preview directly. Use this when users mention creating storyboards, adding visuals, animations, key point annotations, B-roll, or making storyboards. Do NOT use for word-cutting editing, subtitle creation, physical clipping, or final video rendering.
AI video generation with LTX-2.3 22B — text-to-video, image-to-video clips for video production. Use when generating video clips, animating images, creating b-roll, animated backgrounds, or motion content. Triggers include video generation, animate image, b-roll, motion, video clip, text-to-video, image-to-video.
Generate faceless content video prompts for Seedance 2.0 on Higgsfield. Use for faceless YouTube channels, TikTok content without showing face, anonymous creator content, narration-driven videos, stock-footage-style AI content, or any video where the creator doesn't appear on camera. Triggers on faceless, no face, anonymous, narration, stock footage, b-roll, background video, voiceover video.
Generate, remix, and manage short video clips via OpenAI's Sora API. Useful for cinematic shots, b-roll, and rapid concept video iteration.
Generate HeyGen presenter videos via the v3 Video Agent pipeline — handles Frame Check (aspect ratio correction), prompt engineering, avatar resolution, and voice selection. Required for any HeyGen video generation. Replaces deprecated endpoints with v3. Use when: (1) generating any HeyGen video (via API or otherwise), (2) sending a personalized video message (outreach, update, announcement, pitch, knowledge), (3) creating a HeyGen presenter-led explainer, tutorial, or product demo with a human face, (4) "make a video of me saying...", "send a video to my leads", "record an update for my team", "create a video pitch", "make a loom-style message", "I want to appear in this video", "generate a HeyGen video", "make a talking head video". Accepts avatar_id from heygen-avatar for identity-first HeyGen videos, or uses a stock presenter. Returns video share URL + HeyGen session URL for iteration. Chain signal: when the user wants to create/design an avatar AND make a video in the same request, run heygen-avatar first, then return here. Conjunctions to watch: "and then", "and immediately", "first...then", "X and make a video", "design [presenter] and record" = always CHAIN. If the user provides a photo AND wants a video, route to heygen-avatar first. NOT for: avatar creation or identity setup (use heygen-avatar first), cinematic footage or b-roll without a presenter, translating videos, TTS-only, or streaming avatars.
The model-agnostic AI-video router and brief — the counterpart to image-prompt. Use when someone asks "which AI video tool should I use," "make an AI video," "generate B-roll / a talking-head / a voiceover," "turn this long video into Shorts," or needs a video brief. Routes the job to the right tool by fit and writes a portable brief; the tool generates, the human assembles, WoopSocial schedules/publishes. Sits above the tool skills: veo-3, kling, luma (generative scenes), heygen, synthesia (avatars), ai-voiceover, captions-and-clipping. A real human on camera routes to talking-head-and-piece-to-camera. Never routes to discontinued tools.
Use when producing UGC-style creator video with Scenario: a talking-head ad or testimonial from a portrait and a script, a founder clip, a product demo or unboxing, a reaction or before-after cut, a faceless voiceover over b-roll, or vertical social video for TikTok, Reels, or Shorts that must feel filmed on a phone rather than produced. Keywords: UGC, creator ad, talking head, testimonial, avatar, lipsync, founder video, social proof, faceless voiceover, organic, vertical video.
Reverse-engineer an existing video into a timecoded account of its shots, cuts, fades, camera motion, dialogue, subtitles, titles, music, sound transitions, pacing, and editorial structure. Use when the user shares a reference video or local media and asks how it works, why it feels effective, what can be learned from it, how B-roll and interviews are interwoven, or how to translate its grammar into an original edit. Produces machine evidence, visual review artifacts, and an editorial breakdown without confusing estimates with observed facts.