Claude Skill Nº04

Script to Diorama Ad

A Claude skill that turns a brand and script into a miniature tilt-shift diorama ad. A handmade toy-scale world where the everyday chore shrinks to a charming, handled miniature while real life stays big and sharp. Claude researches the brand, splits the script into beats, generates each still with Gemini nano-banana, animates it with Veo 3.1, lays one continuous voice-over across the whole edit, and crossfades it into one master MP4.

What you get06 sections

01One command chain: brand research to beats to stills to animated clips to continuous VO to crossfaded master MP4. You are the creative director; the scripts do the plumbing.
02Miniature tilt-shift look (felt, foamcore, air-dry clay, die-cast metal) with the deliberate handmade imperfections that dodge the 'too clean = CGI' tell.
03The signature move: ONE giant photoreal element (a hand, a real product, a bowl of food) intruding on the toy world. The fidelity gap sells the scale.
04The strategic inversion: the everyday chore shrinks to a toy that quietly gets handled while real life stays big. Made for delivery, logistics, fintech, insurance, home, travel: brands whose promise is 'handle the small stuff.'
05One continuous voice-over track laid across the whole edit with gentle crossfades, so the film reads as ONE coherent story instead of choppy per-beat cuts.
06Ships with a worked 6-beat example (miniature delivery scene, hard-cut to real kitchen, giant-hand money shot) so the first run is a fill-in-the-blanks, not a blank page.

Signal

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