Cinematic editorial

Quiet film cuts and large editorial type over moving imagery. A cinematic treatment for essays, travel and thoughtful brand films.

Works in landscape, portrait and square. Adapt the composition to 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1.

Made with this pack · 12-second preview

Inside the pack

Cinematic footage framing
Editorial type reveal
Slow camera push
Film-cut rhythm
Visual and motion rules
Editable examples in three formats

Give it a go

Use the Cinematic editorial skill with HyperFrames to edit a 12-second portrait video using my footage. Build the motion around the subject and cuts, add only useful text and show me the finished sequence.

Video references behind this style

Curated editing techniques from long-form and social videos. Original demonstration media is used in the previews.

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Version 2.0.0Personal + commercial use

Install your style

You’ll need HyperFrames and Node.js 22 or newer. The pack adds the style; HyperFrames handles the video.

Run this from the folder containing your download. Start a new Claude Code session and ask it to use the style.

mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
unzip frame-styles-minimal-editorial-2.0.0.skill -d ~/.claude/skills

The commands above use the .skill download on macOS/Linux. On Windows, extract the archive and follow the Windows instructions.

Run this from the folder containing your download. Start a new Codex session and select the style skill.

mkdir -p ~/.agents/skills
unzip frame-styles-minimal-editorial-2.0.0.skill -d ~/.agents/skills

The commands above use the .skill download on macOS/Linux. On Windows, extract the archive and follow the Windows instructions.

Run this from the folder containing your download. In Gemini CLI, use /skills reload, then ask for the style.

gemini skills install ./frame-styles-minimal-editorial-2.0.0.skill

The commands above use the .skill download on macOS/Linux. On Windows, extract the archive and follow the Windows instructions.

Inside the pack

Give it a go

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