Character Signal Reveal
Turn one reviewed 9:16 character frame into a 15-second vertical identity reveal with kinetic type, hidden cuts, and native audio. Watch the Vixel-generated proof, inspect the public production structure, and open an editable Video draft with your own character first frame.
Production contract
15-second vertical 9:16 character PV · MiniMax H3 · 768P · native audio
What to bring
- Accepted character frame: One reviewed 9:16 frame that remains the sole identity authority for video generation.
- Title: A short campaign or story title used for provisional spatial typography.
- Character names: One to four recurring names, each tied to a distinct reveal beat.
- Creative direction: The personality, palette, gesture, and reveal intent that should remain coherent.
Video recipe timeline
- 0–2s · Signal open: Black, a signal-red line, architectural title geometry, then one full-frame wipe.
- 2–14s · Identity beats: Macro detail, orbit, eye push, breathing pull-back, and natural occlusion for each named character.
- 14–15s · Final mark: Hero composition, exact title cue, forward push, then cut to black.
The displayed NEO CORE video, poster, and complete recipe are Vixel-generated study assets. The source link credits the public character-and-world reveal technique; Vixel does not host or redistribute the source video, reference images, or original prompt.
Technique
Lock one accepted character frame, then alternate macro details, short orbits, full-frame occlusions, and spatial title beats so every cut reinforces identity instead of changing it.
Why it is useful
Replace the title, character names, and creative direction. Review the generated start frame first; the H3 video remains a candidate until you explicitly generate and accept it in the Work.
Technique source: @koldo2k technique reference.