Make explainer videos in a broadsheet halftone style: newspaper texture and dot shading, scene by scene with narration. Makes material feel reported.
Make a video in this style[title] Style card: Broadsheet Halftone [scene 1] [voice] Use Broadsheet when the material should look gathered and reported, rather than designed for you. [caption] Gathered and reported, not designed [drawing] The frame is laid out as a newspaper page. A thick horizontal rule runs across the top. Below it, the page splits into two columns of body text, drawn as rows of even grey lines rather than readable words. In the upper half of the left column sits a portrait of a man from the shoulders up, facing slightly to the left, with a thin rule beneath it. In the lower half of the right column sits a small chart of five bars of different heights on their own base line. Between the two columns runs a thin vertical divider from the top rule to the bottom edge. Two words are lettered large across the top of the page above both columns: THE LEDGER. Three words are lettered under the portrait: WHO SIGNED IT. There is no other text in the frame. The portrait in the left column is the focal point. [seconds] 8
Paste it into Studio with Use my words exactly, pick the style, and you get this video back.
Every scene of your video is drawn in the Broadsheet Halftone style, so the whole thing feels like one hand from start to finish.
Give explain.ink a topic, your own script, or a document. It writes the story, draws it in the Broadsheet Halftone look, and records the narration. You get a finished MP4 to download, watermark-free once you buy minutes.