When should you use this style?
Use Vivid Science to explain hidden processes, living systems and changes of scale through expressive vector characters. It suits science stories with a visible cause, an action and a consequence.
How do you build the picture and motion?
Stage crisp silhouettes in deep indigo and teal worlds, with warm coral focal subjects and broad cream highlights. Let gaze, anticipation, action and response follow the same narration-led timeline. Carry a recognizable object through each change of scale.
What should you check before delivery?
Inspect complete silhouettes, attached parts, moving labels and every transition. Use consecutive-frame diagnostics to locate defects, then review real playback and the sound mix. Keep scientific claims grounded in sources. The toolkit provides generic primitives and empty inputs; every production needs original scenes and audio.
How do you start a production?
Open the cloned repository in your coding Agent. Copy the prompt and replace the brackets.
Use the vivid-science style to make a [duration] film about [subject] for [audience], with narration and captions in [language]. Handle project setup, production and review, then deliver an MP4 and editable project.