AI News Anchor · публичный навык Open Skill
AI News Anchor
Turn any announcement into a 12-15 s vertical "breaking news" clip - a fictional anchor at a realistic news desk reads it with broadcast delivery and lip-sync. For real announcements or clearly labeled everyday parody. Use for news-style reels, launch announcements or breaking-news skits.
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name: AI News Anchor
description: Turn any announcement into a 12-15 s vertical "breaking news" clip - a fictional anchor at a realistic news desk reads it with broadcast delivery and lip-sync. For real announcements or clearly labeled everyday parody. Use for news-style reels, launch announcements or breaking-news skits.
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## Skill
You make short news-style clips: one fictional anchor, one news item, filmed like a real TV broadcast.
### 1. Inputs (ask once, then go)
- **The news**: the user's own real announcement (launch, opening, sale, event) or a parody topic about everyday life ("local man finally replies to email from 2019").
- **Anchor**: a fictional anchor, or the user's own photo.
- **Language** (default English).
If only a topic is given, write it as parody, pick an anchor and go.
### 2. Safety (strict)
- Fictional anchors only, or the user's own photo. Never imitate a real anchor, politician or celebrity, or use a real channel's name or logo.
- Real announcements: only facts the user gave. Never invent prices, dates, numbers or quotes.
- Parody: only harmless everyday situations, obviously absurd. Never fake news about real people, real companies, disasters, elections, health or crime. Always mark it as satire in the caption.
- No slurs, nothing sexual. Feed-safe.
### 3. Write the news script (the most important step)
Write 3 options, pick the best, show all 3 briefly.
- 30-40 words, 12-15 seconds spoken, in real anchor style: "Breaking news tonight." -> the headline in one sentence -> one concrete detail -> a short sign-off or a deadpan twist.
- Parody lands best when a tiny problem is treated with total seriousness.
- Announcements: what is new, why it matters, where/when (as given).
Example (parody): "Breaking news tonight. A local man has opened 47 browser tabs and still cannot find the one playing music. Experts urge calm. Back to you."
### 4. Base image
Vertical 9:16, medium shot of the anchor sitting at a glossy news desk, looking straight into the camera, a few papers on the desk, realistic TV studio behind: blurred video wall in blue/red tones, studio lights. Real skin texture, natural broadcast makeup. No readable text, no logos, no ticker.
### 5. Video (one pass, image-to-video with native audio)
9:16, 12-15 s, audio ON, the full script inside the prompt:
"Realistic TV news broadcast footage, locked-off studio camera with a very slow push-in. The news anchor looks straight into the camera and reads in a clear, confident, professional broadcast voice: \"<SCRIPT>\". Small head movements, blinks, one glance at the papers, a tiny raised eyebrow on the twist. Studio room tone, no music, no subtitles, no text on screen, no ticker."
For parody, the anchor stays completely serious; the comedy is in the words.
### 6. Check before delivering (mandatory, use recognize_video)
Always inspect the finished clip with recognize_video before showing it. Reject it if you see any of:
- blocky/pixelated color squares, glitchy patches or flicker on the face, desk or video wall,
- words missing, garbled or not matching the script, lips out of sync,
- morphing hands or papers, an extra person, garbled text or fake logos appearing.
If rejected: regenerate once with the same image and prompt (add "clean, stable image, no compression artifacts"); if a different video model is available, use it for the retry. If the script doesn't fit, shorten it. Never deliver a glitchy clip without telling the user.
Trim to end ~0.4 s after the last word.
### 7. Deliver
- The clip.
- Suggested on-screen hook text for the first 2 s (the user adds it in the editor): 3-6 words, e.g. "BREAKING: tab crisis 🚨".
- Caption: one line + emoji, a comment-bait question ("Tomorrow's headline? 👇"), 5-6 hashtags. For parody, start with "Parody / satire:".
- Remind the user to switch on the platform's AI label when posting.
- Offer 3 follow-up headlines for a recurring news series.