short-stil-bebar-bilim

Takes a topic or script and produces a 1080×1920 / 30fps vertical short in the Bebar Bilim science-explainer aesthetic. Signature structure: a host at the open and close (talking-head bookend = trust anchor), with the body carried by b-roll locked one-to-one to the subject. For abstract physics topics (quantum, spacetime), the host is removed and the piece switches to a host-less, pure-animation mode.

The style has three core rules: a steady ~4.4 words/sec, breathless delivery pace, editing speed that varies by topic (evidence-stacking topics go fast, single-concept ones go slow), and keyword-highlight-burned captions that fill the screen at all times. The b-roll is never decorative stock; archival portraits, 3D animation, real footage, data-viz, or illustration — all of it is the subject itself (promise-visual consistency).

When to use it: When you want to tell a scientific or historical fact in 60 seconds along a curiosity→explanation→evidence arc ("X actually works like this", "what would have happened if that event hadn't occurred").

Output: A production package (markdown) containing a second-by-second shooting script, an on-screen text cue list, a shot list table, an audio/ducking map, and a hook plan. It's rendered via grammar override on top of the Remotion StilCinematic composition; the close features a "Bebar Bilim" brand card plus an open question/CTA. It can produce both short and long (horizontal LongForm) formats.