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Claude Fable 5 Edited This Entire Video

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Prompt

Initial Prompt

The original instruction used to turn the source footage into a tightly paced rough cut.

Install HyperFrames from:

https://github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes

Follow the repository installation instructions.

Use the Groq API for transcription:

API KEY = <YOUR_GROQ_API_KEY>

Apply rough cut to the video in the current working folder.

Make the pacing feel like a tightly edited YouTube video:

- Start every retained clip 20–30 ms before the speaker’s first audible phoneme.

- End every clip 50–70 ms after the final audible phoneme.

- Remove breaths, hesitation, idle frames, and dead air before or after the dialogue.

- Keep the total audible gap between consecutive lines within 100–180 ms.

- Do not cut directly on the waveform onset or ending; preserve the complete consonant and vowel tails.

- Use 10–20 ms audio crossfades where needed to prevent clicks or abrupt room-tone changes.

- Review every boundary by listening and inspecting the waveform. Do not rely only on transcript timestamps.

The result should feel immediate and energetic: the speaker begins talking as soon as each shot appears, without clipped words or noticeable silence.

Add your own Groq API key after copying. Credentials are intentionally excluded from this public resource.

Prompt

Motion Graphics + Captions Prompt

The follow-up direction used to add captions, illustrative motion graphics, and dynamic camera movement.

Now let's add captions and motion graphics to the video.

- For the font, use Montserrat ExtraBold.

- Use the Claude logo within the working folder when I mention Claude Fable 5 at the beginning.

- Where I talk about being able to grab the caption and make it follow my finger, make sure it actually does that. The movement should be smooth and the caption should start following my finger as soon as I point my finger down.

- Add zoom-ins and zoom-outs to make the video feel more dynamic, while keeping my face fully visible at all times.

- Keep the motion graphics illustrative and do not overdo them. Where there is an opportunity, make them fluid and synchronized with the words I speak.