Cleo Abram Short Style — "Huge If True"

Takes a topic or ready-made VO/footage and produces a Cleo Abram (Huge If True) style vertical short production. The signature is overlaying white verbatim ALL-CAPS karaoke with cumulative lime HUD labels onto a single continuous isometric visual canvas; working with a dark-background × lime single-accent color engineering, and ending with a "show the evidence" reflex.

What it produces

A second-by-second production package (markdown): hook (0–3s), a full timestamped script table (VO sentence + canvas state + label), an on-screen text cue list, and a shot list table for shooting/production. The output is structured to feed directly into the CleoFable Remotion composition (1080×1920 @ 30fps).

When to use it

For explainer narratives where a concept is built up incrementally: "X actually works differently than you think", "this got banned, now what", "how it works layer by layer". The emotional arc runs from fear/shock → control/solution/optimism. NOT for a pure talking-head vlog, fast meme-cuts, or an emotional personal story.

Style rules (summary)

• Single continuous canvas + cumulative label layering (#1 distinguishing feature).
• Two-layer text division of labor: white karaoke (reading) ⟂ lime HUD (concept/number).
• Semantic color coding: lime = value, blue = neutral/supplier, red = risk.
• Ducking is mandatory (music ×0.4 under VO); face appears only in the hook/pivot/CTA windows.
• Optimistic-authority tone + closing with a cliffhanger CTA.