Generate a vlog in the style of a reference video

# Create a vlog video in the style of a reference video

## What to make
- Fact-check the scenario: verify Strait of Hormuz blockade vs. threat, timing, and oil price movement, then proceed with production
- Mark confirmed facts and reported claims separately
- Organize a source list for the description box
- Logo animation within 1 second, placed so it does not overlap the intro hook
- Outro with logo, channel name, and subscribe prompt for 2–3 seconds
- Keep consistency by fixing character design, colors, and appearance positions as assets
- Hook within 3 seconds
- Present the event immediately in the first sentence, with a visual anchor such as a map or image
- Content must be understandable even when played without sound
- Match subtitle sync precisely, frame by frame
- Absolutely no subtitle typos; proofread proper nouns separately
- Subtitles of 1–2 lines, line breaks at meaning units, no breaks at particles
- Keep subtitle font, position, and emphasis style fixed across the channel
- Shorts 9:16 format, observe safe zones
- Tidy, organized editing; eliminate amateurish results
- No starting with the logo animation alone
- No flying objects, different transitions for every cut, excessive zooms, rotations, or glitches
- Use animation only for explaining information (map routes, value changes, sequential items)
- Screen composition order: map → event image → graph → person → closing question
- Use only visual materials with verified copyright
- No AI-generated news images; for real people, only images in a public context
- Display material sources small on screen
- Sound effects only at hook entry, key figures, turning points, and the outro, not on every cut
- Restrained sound effect tone (no variety-show style)
- Lower BGM below the narration and apply ducking
- Use only commercially usable music

## Fixed: what does not change
- Scenario, brand, logo, editing style, subtitle style, sound effects, character consistency

## Variable: what the creator decides
- Content

## Evaluation criteria
- Always verify the scenario's facts before production: whether it was a blockade or a threat, whether the timing is correct, whether the oil price figures are correct. If it cannot be verified, stop production and notify.
- Distinguish confirmed facts from reported claims in the sentences.
- Organize a source list for the description box.
- Make sure the intro is not cut off, but keep the logo short, about 1 second, so it does not swallow the hook.
- Place the logo, channel name, and subscribe prompt in the outro for 2–3 seconds.
- Fix character design, colors, and appearance positions as assets and keep them identical in every video.
- Hook within 3 seconds.
- Throw the event out in the first sentence and set a visual anchor with a map or image.
- It must be clear what the story is about even when played without sound.
- Do not start with the logo animation alone.
- Match subtitle sync frame by frame.
- Typos are absolutely prohibited; cross-check proper nouns separately.
- 1–2 lines per screen, break at meaning units, and do not break lines at particles.
- Font, position, and emphasis style are fixed across the whole channel.
- Observe the Shorts UI safe zones.
- The editing must not be messy and must not look amateurish.
- Prohibited: flying objects, different transitions for every cut, repeated excessive zooms, rotations, and glitches.
- Use animation only when explaining information, such as map routes, value changes, and sequential appearance of items.
- The screen goes in the order of map, event image, graph, person, closing question.
- Use only visual materials with verified copyright.
- Since this deals with a real event, do not use AI-generated news images.
- Real people only in public-context images, with no caricature.
- Display material sources small on screen.
- Sound effects only at hook entry, appearance of key figures, turning points, and the outro. Do not put them on every cut.
- Variety-show style sound effects reduce credibility, so keep the tone restrained.
- Lower BGM below the narration and apply ducking.
- Only commercially usable music.

## Original text written by the client
> A specific scenario script is given as input. Generate TTS to match the given scenario. Generate video and subtitles to match the TTS. The brand must be well revealed and the brand's intro must not be cut off. The result must be completed in a form suited to the Shorts format, 9:16. The reference video must be followed as closely as possible. The subtitle style and editing concept must be kept the same. assets Scenario: The Strait of Hormuz has been blocked. Last month, in June, Iran blockaded the Strait of Hormuz. As a result, crude oil prices are rising, and to solve this problem, President Trump is stepping in. What on earth is President Trump's method for solving this problem?