Class intro video maker
Let Li Bai tell his poem and Newton explain his law
Name the lesson to get the intro plan, a first-person script marked as a dramatization, a storyboard, a portrait description, a music direction, and two class questions, then a generated portrait, background music, and a video of up to two minutes for your slides.
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One lesson, one opening minute students remember
The intro is written first
The plan, script, storyboard, portrait description, music direction, and two class questions arrive in the first reply.
The figure speaks
A generated portrait of the figure speaks the opening in a voice that suits them, with music underneath.
History stays as taught
Poems, dates, and laws are written as commonly taught, and every imagined detail is marked beside the script.
How it is made
The intro on paper
The intro plan, a first-person script of about one minute, four to six storyboard shots, a portrait description, a music direction, and two questions for the class.
The script opens with a dramatization label · Each shot's picture and words · Two questions to ask when it ends
Portrait, music, and the figure speaking
A generated portrait drawn in your slides' frame, an instrumental track, and the portrait speaking the script in a video of up to two minutes that keeps the portrait's frame.
A scene clip for the opening
The storyboard's shots as moving pictures, with the figure's words read over them and the music, for physics, history, and other lessons that open on a moment.
Openers teachers make
Chinese literature
Li Bai or Du Fu tells the night a poem was written and what he felt.
History
An ancient figure recalls the event the class is about to study.
Physics and science
Newton tells what he was thinking that day, and a scene clip leads into the law.
Open classes and demonstration lessons
A one-to-two-minute opener that plays straight from the slides.
Questions
What do I start with?
The lesson: the poem, text, historical event, or law. Name the figure you want to speak if you already know.
Who can speak in the intro?
Ancient figures and scientists from before the twentieth century, such as Li Bai, Du Fu, Sima Qian, Newton, and Galileo, each drawn as a generated portrait.
How long is the video and what shape?
One to two minutes, two at most, as an MP4. The portrait is drawn in your slides' frame and the video follows the portrait's frame, landscape or vertical.
How is the history kept accurate?
Poem wording, dates, and laws follow what is commonly taught; anything imagined is written as the figure's feeling and marked as dramatized beside the script.
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