time-evolution
/time-evolution
Use when making a short AI video showing one place, object, city, animal or person-type evolving over time from the same camera angle — "This street from 1000 BC to 3000 AD", "Evolution of the kitchen", "Your city in 500 years". Produces the era list, locked-composition frame prompts, then morph/transition video prompts and captions.
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- MIT
- Last repository change
- 26.10.2026
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Use when making a short AI video showing one place, object, city, animal or person-type evolving over time from the same camera angle — "This street from 1000 BC to 3000 AD", "Evolution of the kitchen", "Your city in 500 years". Produces the era list, locked-composition frame prompts, then morph/transition video prompts and captions.
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Use when making a short AI video showing one place, object, city, animal or person-type evolving over time from the same camera angle — "This street from 1000 BC to 3000 AD", "Evolution of the kitchen", "Your city in 500 years". Produces the era list, locked-composition frame prompts, then morph/transition video prompts and captions.
How it works
- Ask (max 2 questions)
- The golden rule
- Structure (25–40 s, 8–12 frames)
- Hook formulas
- Workflow
- Frame prompt template
- Video prompt template (start + end frame)
- Packaging
- Common mistakes
- Example — "A river valley from 10,000 BC to 3000 AD"
SKILL.md preview
--- name: time-evolution description: Use when making a short AI video showing one place, object, city, animal or person-type evolving over time from the same camera angle — "This street from 1000 BC to 3000 AD", "Evolution of the kitchen", "Your city in 500 years". Produces the era list, locked-composition frame prompts, then morph/transition video prompts and captions. --- # Time Evolution (Same Spot, Many Eras) One locked camera angle, the world changes around it. The fixed frame lets the brain spot every difference — highly rewatchable. ## Ask (max 2 questions) - What place/object, and start → end eras? — default: past → present → speculative future. - How many stops? — default: 8–10. ## The golden rule **Same composition in every frame.** Same horizon line, same main landmark position, same camera height, same lens. Only the era changes. ## Structure (25–40 s, 8–12 frames) | Time | Beat | |---|---| | 0–2 s | **Year stamp + oldest era** | | 2–25 s | **Era stops** — 2–3 s each, year overlay each time | | 25–32 s | **Present day** — recognizable anchor | | 32–40 s | **Future** — 1–2 speculative stops, the most shared frame | ## Hook formulas - "This exact spot, from [year] to [year]." - "[City] in 10,000 years — every 1,000 years." - "Evolution of the [object] in 30 seconds." ## Workflow 1. **Concept** — place, era list with years, one landmark that stays (river bend, hill, rock). Wait for approval. 2. **Frame prompts** — one master composition sentence pasted in every prompt; vary only era details. Generate frame 1, then use it as image reference for all others. Wait for approval. 3. **Video prompts** — start frame = era N, end frame = era N+1 (start/end-frame models), or quick morph prompts. 4. **Packaging** — year overlays, caption, hashtags. See `references/models.md`. ## Frame prompt template ``` Vertical 9:16, [MASTER COMPOSITION: e.g. eye-level view down a street with the river bend on the left and the hill in the center background], in the year [YEAR]: [3 era-specific details: buildings, transport, clothing], [era lighting], photoreal, same camera position as reference image ``` ## Video prompt template (start + end frame) ``` Smooth time-lapse transition from [era A] to [era B]: buildings rise and change, people and vehicles flicker through, sky cycles day to night once, camera completely locked, landmark stays fixed ``` ## Packaging - Large year number, same position every stop. - Caption: "Which year would you live in? 👇" - Hashtags: #evolution #timelapse #throughtheages #aivideo #[city] ## Common mistakes - Camera angle drifting between eras — always use the previous frame as reference. - Too many eras with tiny differences — pick visibly distinct ones. - Inaccurate past details on real places — keep it "inspired by" or check facts. ## Example — "A river valley from 10,000 BC to 3000 AD" **Frame (1200 AD):** `Vertical 9:16, eye-level view across a river valley, the river bend in the lower left, the twin hills centered in the background, in the year 1200: timber houses, a stone bridge, smoke from chimneys, overcast daylight, photoreal, same camera position as reference` **Video (1200 → 1800):** `Smooth time-lapse transition: timber houses become brick buildings, a mill wheel appears, the bridge widens, clouds race, camera completely locked, hills fixed`
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