Short Style — Erhan Meydan

Takes a topic or tool (e.g. "free AI voice cloning") and prepares a 1080×1920 / 30fps vertical short production package in Erhan Meydan's demonstrative-tutorial aesthetic. The signature tone is "I tried it, I'm showing you on screen": instead of claiming, it proves the output on screen, zeroes out the access barrier with a free/value anchor, and conveys the procedure with a teacher's clarity through a numbered step list ("do this → then this").

When to use it: for demonstrative how-to and tool-showcase content, for vendor-neutral comparisons of the "N tools, same task → which one wins" kind, and for effort-collapsing hooks like "no code / 1 prompt → app." It calls for a pure-gain (efficiency/speed/free) frame; fear, FOMO, urgency, and scarcity are zero.

What it produces: a markdown production package containing a full timestamped script, the hook window (0–3 sec), on-screen text cues, a shot/scene list table, and an audio-music map. The production backbone is the Remotion StilTypography composition — with a grammar-override palette (warm cyan #22D3EE accent + green #34D399 value marker; the yellow clickbait signature is not used).

What to avoid: emoji-shock clickbait, fabricated urgency, personal-myth/confession weight, vendor salesmanship, and aggressive zoom/shake. The pace is "guide" clarity, not "panic."