Short Drama Product Video

Problem: Why Do Short-Selling Videos Miss Both Conversion and Retention?

Many product videos list benefits in a voiceover, open without conflict, and make the item feel like a forced insert. This skill targets 15-second drama-led selling by using identity gaps or plot twists first, then letting the in-story character deliver the product point naturally instead of relying on a salesy VO.

Workflow: Turning Product Selling Points Into Generatable Story Beats

• Input collection: accepts a brand, store, or product name; prompts for product photos or store signage; then infers category, core feature, and audience.
• Drama type selection: supports domineering CEO, family drama, palace intrigue, workplace revenge, suspense twist, or automatic matching.
• Idea generation: outputs concept, viral logic, and 15-second pacing, covering hook, pressure, reversal, payoff, and conversion line.
• Character confirmation: generates two 16:9 half-body references for protagonist and antagonist to help preserve visual consistency.
• Asset generation: builds a 15-second single-take video using the kling-v3 series, choosing image_to_video or text_to_video; also delivers a cover image, three title options, and 8–12 topic tags.

Scope and Limits

Best for clear products with visualizable selling points, such as 3C, home goods, beauty, food, or cultural-creative items. Avoid inventing prices, efficacy claims, or competitor comparisons; without user assets, generation relies on product name and category assumptions, so visual fidelity depends on how concrete the text brief is.