video-creative-brief

Convert brand and campaign goals into structured short-video production briefs.

Updated Jun 12, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/oleyna80/agentic-sdlc-framework --skill video-creative-brief-oleyna80
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: video-creative-brief
Source: https://github.com/oleyna80/agentic-sdlc-framework/tree/main/skills/video-creative-brief
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/oleyna80/agentic-sdlc-framework --skill video-creative-brief-oleyna80

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? AI video generation often fails because downstream agents receive vague creative direction, unclear asset rights, or missing technical constraints. This Skill turns a website, product, brand, or campaign goal into a precise, production-ready brief that video generation and animation workflows can execute without guessing. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Brief Schema: Produces a YAML brief covering purpose, placement, audience, focal subject, source assets with rights status, must-preserve facts, motion rules, deliverables, budget, and approval owner. - Constraint Translation: Converts vague adjectives like "premium" or "dynamic" into measurable composition, lighting, movement, and pacing rules, including safe zones and aspect ratios per deliverable. - Use Case: Before generating a hero loop for a jewelry product page, use this Skill to lock the pendant silhouette, stone placement, camera dolly behavior, desktop and mobile crops, candidate limit, and max cost so the video generation step cannot invent business intent. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to create a video creative brief for your product hero loop using the available source images, target placements, and budget limits.

Frequently Asked Questions about video-creative-brief

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I write a brief for AI video generation?▼

Define the business goal, placement, one focal subject, source assets with rights status, must-preserve facts, motion rules, deliverables with aspect ratios and safe zones, plus budget and approval owner. This Skill produces that structure as a YAML brief.

What should an image-to-video brief specify?▼

An image-to-video brief must state what may move and what must remain locked, such as subject rotation limits, camera movement, and static environment elements. It should also list immutable facts like product silhouette, colors, and counts.

Can I use any image found in the repository as a source asset?▼

No. The brief requires an explicit rights_status for every source asset, and the Skill instructs agents not to infer permission merely because a file exists in the repository.

Why separate desktop and mobile video deliverables?▼

Composition, subject zones, and text-safe zones differ between viewports, so a single crop often fails on one device. The brief format supports separate deliverable rows with distinct aspect ratios, resolutions, and safe zones.

When is a video creative brief not needed?▼

Skip it for trivial internal clips with no brand, rights, or placement constraints. It is designed for production deliverables where downstream agents must not invent business intent, budgets, or factual content.