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Transform this raw talking-head video into a premium, viral-quality 9:16 social reel with high-retention editing, multi-shot structure, cinematic motion graphics, and modern creator-style visuals. Keep the original speaker, original audio, original white t-shirt, and original skin tone completely unchanged — do not alter, recolor, or modify the subject's face, hair, clothing, or body in any way. Preserve the exact footage as-is and only add editing layers, camera reframing, dynamic cropping, subtitles, and background/environment replacement on top. The speaker is the visual anchor at all times.
ENVIRONMENT & LIGHTING:
The original footage shows the speaker seated in a black mesh office chair against a plain light-grey panelled wall in a bright, flatly lit room. Replace ONLY the room behind and around him with a dark, premium video-editing studio at night: deep charcoal walls, an out-of-focus wall of soundproofing acoustic foam panels, a large ultrawide monitor glowing softly behind his shoulder displaying abstract blurred timeline tracks and waveform bars (never legible text, never readable UI), a slim desk lamp with warm falloff, and one distant softbox creating gentle rim separation. Keep the black office chair and his seated geometry physically consistent with the original. Heavy bokeh on everything behind him — the studio reads as atmosphere, not detail. Relight the AMBIENT scene only: cool charcoal shadows with a soft warm coral rim light along his left shoulder and jawline so he separates cleanly from the dark background. Do NOT relight his face or change his skin tone — his key light stays exactly as shot.
CAMERA & MULTISHOTS:
Create a dynamic multi-shot edit using the original single talking-head clip:
Use slow push-ins, subtle pull-outs, and left/right reframes, combined with gentle digital zooms and crops to simulate different camera angles (centered mid-shot, slightly off-center, occasional slight low angle).
Alternate between three main framings: tight close-up on his face, medium shot (head and shoulders), and slightly wider shot including part of the chair and shoulders, always keeping the speaker centered as the visual anchor.
On strong points, cut confidently between these framings so every beat feels like a new shot. Motion is smooth and continuous, never shaky. Reframe or cut on every beat change in his speech.
KEY TEXT MOMENTS & LOGO:
In addition to subtitles, create premium on-screen text and logo moments keyed to specific beats:
0.00s — “CLAUDE”
The instant he says “Claude”, smash the word “CLAUDE” full-width onto the screen: large editorial sans-serif, white with coral bloom and soft coral outer glow, hard-cut in. Slight 3D depth, subtle motion blur on entry.
At the same moment, briefly show the Claude logo (the attached logo asset) as a small, clean mark in the upper-right corner of the frame, motion-tracked to stay stable relative to the frame. The logo should appear only during this “CLAUDE” beat and then fade out smoothly.
2.00–2.30s — “UN SOLO PROMPT”
Oversized, coral gradient (coral → amber), appearing behind his head, partially masked by his shoulders to create premium 3D depth. Slow scale-up animation synced to his speech, with subtle parallax as the camera reframes. Typography is bold, layered, and cinematic.
2.96–4.20s — “SIN PAGAR A NADIE”
This phrase should dominate the frame: stacked layered type, white with coral outline, aggressive scale and impact animations. Use depth and parallax so the text feels like floating panels behind and around him, with portions masked by his silhouette. Subtle motion blur on each hit, perfectly synced to his vocal emphasis.
4.80–7.00s — NO EXTRA TEXT
During this window, keep only subtitles on screen (if he speaks), with no additional large typography or graphic phrases. Clean frame for the main message. Camera continues to reframe and the background studio elements maintain subtle parallax and bokeh motion, but no new big words appear on screen.
7.48–9.50s — “COMENTA: GUÍA”
The biggest text moment of the entire video.
“COMENTA:” in bright white, strong, but secondary.
“GUÍA” in solid coral, oversized, motion-tracked to the center of the frame, pulsing subtly on the beat and held locked on screen until the final frame.
Use a premium 3D treatment and soft neon-style coral glow around “GUÍA” that integrates with the dark studio. Subtitles remain visible but are visually subordinate to this CTA text.
TIPOGRAFÍA & COLOR:
For all large text and graphic elements (not subtitles):
Typography: large editorial sans-serif, luxury cinematic style, mixed weights, layered compositions, kinetic and motion-tracked text, with depth and parallax. Text is sharp, high-contrast, and never cluttered.
Color palette: build everything around a CORAL / BURNT-ORANGE brand identity. Base text color is bright white with a soft glow. Coral (#D97757) is the primary accent, with warm terracotta, burnt orange, and amber highlights. Use coral gradients (coral → amber, coral → deep rust) for key phrases and integrate them into the dark studio environment. Premium glow effects (coral bloom, soft neon outer glow). Avoid purple, blue, green and other cool tones as accents — cool tones appear ONLY in the realistic ambient shadows of the studio background, never in typography or graphics.
ANIMACIÓN & RITMO:
Whenever the speaker makes a strong point, create huge cinematic text moments: key words briefly dominate the screen, layered typography animates in behind the speaker, with scale, position and opacity animations synced perfectly to his speech rhythm. Every cut, camera move, and text animation must land on the beat of his voice. Zero dead frames: the first 0.5 seconds must already be in motion (camera movement, background parallax, subtle text motion). Maintain a confident, modern creator-style pacing suitable for viral reels.
LOGO HANDLING:
Use the attached Claude logo only when he mentions “Claude” or when reinforcing the CTA at the end. Keep the logo small, premium, and clean:
At the first “CLAUDE” mention, upper-right corner, fade in/out.
Optionally, at the very end (during “COMENTA: GUÍA”), you can place the logo in the lower-right corner as a static, subtle brand stamp, without overpowering the main “GUÍA” text.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NYHt9_ZElY
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