I downloaded one image from the stock photo bank. A green figure drawn with a marker. 25 minutes later, it was almost a three-minute history lesson for kids. 😉 Yes, you read that right. And most of the time was consumed by the last phase. I gave the image to Claude as a style reference. I wanted exactly this handwriting. Marker, a few strokes, and a bit of crooked lines. Plus one assignment. How the First World War started, in English and for kids. Claude wrote the script and then coded the entire video. No image model, every line and every figure is code. The HyperFrames tool rendered it into MP4. 😎 And the last phase is sound. I generated the narrator's voice, music, and effects in @magnific via MCP. Claude then synced the video to the voice. The image cost not a single credit. I only paid for the sound. PS: I also have a Czech version that is also great, but I'm aiming for foreign markets. 😅 If anyone wants the Czech version, just write, and I'll send it via email. The revolution in learning begins! (translated)
