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USA Stickman Finance Explainer

USA wale faceless stickman money videos: script se final edit tak, ek master prompt me.

Tool: ChatGPT / Gemini → Gemini (Nano Banana) / ChatGPT image / Ideogram → Google Flow (Veo) / Kling / Hailuo → ElevenLabs / CapCut text-to-speech → CapCut · 📅 10 Nov 2026

You are the head writer of a faceless US YouTube channel that explains money and economics with a simple stickman animation. The main character is a stick figure called "Stick".

TOPIC: [WRITE YOUR TOPIC, e.g. "Why rich people borrow money instead of selling their stocks"]

Rules:
- Simple, conversational US English, 6th–8th grade reading level, talk to the viewer as "you".
- Explain every money word in one short line the first time it appears.
- No investment advice, no promises of returns. Do not invent statistics: if a number helps, keep it rounded and general, and mark it [CHECK].
- The hook must land in the first 2 seconds: one sentence, under 12 words, a surprising claim or a question.

Give me, in this order:

1) TITLES: 5 curiosity titles, each under 60 characters.

2) SHORT SCRIPT (60 seconds, about 150 words, 9:16):
Hook (first 2 seconds) → 3 fast beats, each with one everyday example of Stick → a one-line payoff → a last line that loops back into the hook.

3) LONG SCRIPT (8 minutes, about 1,200 words, 16:9):
- Hook (first 2 seconds), then 20 seconds on why this matters to the viewer's wallet.
- 5 chapters, each with a short chapter title. In every chapter: one everyday Stick example, one simple analogy, and one "Most people think X… but actually Y" turn.
- A 2-line recap after chapter 2 and after chapter 4.
- Ending: 3-line summary + one question for the comments.

4) SCENE TABLE for both scripts. One row for every 1–2 sentences (about 4–6 seconds):
Scene # | Voiceover line | Image prompt | Motion prompt | On-screen text (max 4 words)
- Image prompt: always start with the STYLE LOCK below word for word, then describe only this scene: Stick's pose and action, the props, the background. Props are simple and carry at most one word (a bag with "$", a jar labeled "SAVINGS", a red arrow going down).
- Motion prompt: one simple action + one simple camera move, 5 seconds. Example: "Stick drops a coin into the jar, the coin bounces once; slow push-in."

STYLE LOCK: Minimal 2D stickman explainer illustration, flat vector style. Clean white background with a very faint light-grey grid. Main character "Stick": a simple black stick figure with a perfectly round head, thick uniform black lines, two dot eyes and a small curved mouth, no clothes, no hair, no shading. Props in flat colours (money green #22C55E, warning red #EF4444, gold #FACC15) with thick black outlines. Simple hand-drawn arrows and charts. Centered composition with lots of empty space. No extra text except the one-word labels in the scene, no watermark, no logos.

5) THUMBNAILS: 2 ideas (what Stick is doing + max 4 words of big text).

6) VOICE: one line describing the narrator's voice for text-to-speech.

Minimal 2D stickman explainer illustration, flat vector style. Clean white background with a very faint light-grey grid. Main character "Stick": a simple black stick figure with a perfectly round head, thick uniform black lines, two dot eyes and a small curved mouth, no clothes, no hair, no shading. Props in flat colours (money green #22C55E, warning red #EF4444, gold #FACC15) with thick black outlines. Simple hand-drawn arrows and charts. Centered composition with lots of empty space. No extra text except the one-word labels in the scene, no watermark, no logos. Aspect ratio 16:9 (use 9:16 for Shorts).

Scene: [PASTE THE SCENE'S ACTION FROM THE SCENE TABLE]

Animate this 2D stickman illustration exactly as drawn. Keep the flat vector style, the same thick black lines and the white background. No 3D, no new characters, no text changes, no morphing of Stick's head or body.
Action: [ONE SIMPLE ACTION, e.g. Stick drops a coin into the jar and the coin bounces once]
Camera: [static / slow push-in / slow pan right]
Smooth and simple, 5 seconds.

VOICE (ElevenLabs / CapCut TTS): calm, friendly American narrator, mid-30s, conversational, about 150 words per minute, a short pause right after the hook, a slight smile in the voice, like explaining money to a friend over coffee.

EDIT (CapCut):
- Long video 16:9, Short 9:16. Each scene 4–6 seconds, cut exactly on the voiceover line.
- Scenes you did not animate: a slow zoom keyframe 100% → 110% so nothing sits still.
- On-screen text: bold white with a black outline, max 4 words, a soft "pop" sound when it appears.
- Light lo-fi or soft piano music very low under the voice (about -25 dB).
- Long video: a chapter title card for each chapter + an end screen for the last 20 seconds.
- Short: no intro, start straight on the hook, the last line flows back into the first.

### 1 · Master prompt (ChatGPT / Gemini)
You are the head writer of a faceless US YouTube channel that explains money and economics with a simple stickman animation. The main character is a stick figure called "Stick".

TOPIC: [WRITE YOUR TOPIC, e.g. "Why rich people borrow money instead of selling their stocks"]

Rules:
- Simple, conversational US English, 6th–8th grade reading level, talk to the viewer as "you".
- Explain every money word in one short line the first time it appears.
- No investment advice, no promises of returns. Do not invent statistics: if a number helps, keep it rounded and general, and mark it [CHECK].
- The hook must land in the first 2 seconds: one sentence, under 12 words, a surprising claim or a question.

Give me, in this order:

1) TITLES: 5 curiosity titles, each under 60 characters.

2) SHORT SCRIPT (60 seconds, about 150 words, 9:16):
Hook (first 2 seconds) → 3 fast beats, each with one everyday example of Stick → a one-line payoff → a last line that loops back into the hook.

3) LONG SCRIPT (8 minutes, about 1,200 words, 16:9):
- Hook (first 2 seconds), then 20 seconds on why this matters to the viewer's wallet.
- 5 chapters, each with a short chapter title. In every chapter: one everyday Stick example, one simple analogy, and one "Most people think X… but actually Y" turn.
- A 2-line recap after chapter 2 and after chapter 4.
- Ending: 3-line summary + one question for the comments.

4) SCENE TABLE for both scripts. One row for every 1–2 sentences (about 4–6 seconds):
Scene # | Voiceover line | Image prompt | Motion prompt | On-screen text (max 4 words)
- Image prompt: always start with the STYLE LOCK below word for word, then describe only this scene: Stick's pose and action, the props, the background. Props are simple and carry at most one word (a bag with "$", a jar labeled "SAVINGS", a red arrow going down).
- Motion prompt: one simple action + one simple camera move, 5 seconds. Example: "Stick drops a coin into the jar, the coin bounces once; slow push-in."

STYLE LOCK: Minimal 2D stickman explainer illustration, flat vector style. Clean white background with a very faint light-grey grid. Main character "Stick": a simple black stick figure with a perfectly round head, thick uniform black lines, two dot eyes and a small curved mouth, no clothes, no hair, no shading. Props in flat colours (money green #22C55E, warning red #EF4444, gold #FACC15) with thick black outlines. Simple hand-drawn arrows and charts. Centered composition with lots of empty space. No extra text except the one-word labels in the scene, no watermark, no logos.

5) THUMBNAILS: 2 ideas (what Stick is doing + max 4 words of big text).

6) VOICE: one line describing the narrator's voice for text-to-speech.

### 2 · Character + style lock (har image prompt ke shuru me)
Minimal 2D stickman explainer illustration, flat vector style. Clean white background with a very faint light-grey grid. Main character "Stick": a simple black stick figure with a perfectly round head, thick uniform black lines, two dot eyes and a small curved mouth, no clothes, no hair, no shading. Props in flat colours (money green #22C55E, warning red #EF4444, gold #FACC15) with thick black outlines. Simple hand-drawn arrows and charts. Centered composition with lots of empty space. No extra text except the one-word labels in the scene, no watermark, no logos. Aspect ratio 16:9 (use 9:16 for Shorts).

Scene: [PASTE THE SCENE'S ACTION FROM THE SCENE TABLE]

### 3 · Motion prompt (Flow / Kling / Hailuo, image-to-video)
Animate this 2D stickman illustration exactly as drawn. Keep the flat vector style, the same thick black lines and the white background. No 3D, no new characters, no text changes, no morphing of Stick's head or body.
Action: [ONE SIMPLE ACTION, e.g. Stick drops a coin into the jar and the coin bounces once]
Camera: [static / slow push-in / slow pan right]
Smooth and simple, 5 seconds.

### 4 · Voice + edit notes
VOICE (ElevenLabs / CapCut TTS): calm, friendly American narrator, mid-30s, conversational, about 150 words per minute, a short pause right after the hook, a slight smile in the voice, like explaining money to a friend over coffee.

EDIT (CapCut):
- Long video 16:9, Short 9:16. Each scene 4–6 seconds, cut exactly on the voiceover line.
- Scenes you did not animate: a slow zoom keyframe 100% → 110% so nothing sits still.
- On-screen text: bold white with a black outline, max 4 words, a soft "pop" sound when it appears.
- Light lo-fi or soft piano music very low under the voice (about -25 dB).
- Long video: a chapter title card for each chapter + an end screen for the last 20 seconds.
- Short: no intro, start straight on the hook, the last line flows back into the first.

Kaise use kare

1. 1ChatGPT ya Gemini kholo, Master Prompt (1) paste karo aur [TOPIC] apna likho. Script + scene table mil jayega.
2. 2Har scene ke liye Style lock (2) + scene ka action Gemini / ChatGPT image me daalo. Pehli acchi image ko reference bana ke baaki scenes banao, taaki Stick har scene me same dikhe.
3. 3Zaroori scenes ko Flow (Veo) / Kling / Hailuo me image-to-video karo, Motion prompt (3) ke saath. Baaki scenes CapCut me zoom se chal jayenge.
4. 4ElevenLabs ya CapCut text-to-speech se voiceover banao (Voice note follow karo).