What you get

  • One offline HTML deck with editor and presenter notes
  • Six scene recipes from establishing shot to finale
  • Editable vector scenes, no photos required
  • Optional generated full-frame scenes
  • Optional narration that auto-advances slides

Good for

  • Documentary and film pitches
  • Launch and origin stories
  • Science and heritage explainers

Not for

  • Chart-heavy evidence decks
  • Interactive training sessions
  • Stories without solid facts

How to use it

In Claude or ChatGPT

Use the PopNow skill "Storytelling Presentation Deck" (visual-storytelling-deck) for this: Tell the story of our seed library surviving a flood in 6 scenes, ending with a call to donate seeds.

In a coding agent

/popnow-visual-storytelling-deck Tell the story of our seed library surviving a flood in 6 scenes, ending with a call to donate seeds.

Then try

Paint photographic scenes for each slide; quote first.

Narrate it and let it advance on its own.

What to have ready

  • Story beats and the final call to action
  • Approved facts and quotes
  • Optional: rights-cleared images
  • Slide count and venue

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Questions

Do I need images for this to look good?

No. The scenes are drawn as vector art in the deck itself and stay editable. Generated or own images are an optional upgrade.

Can it play by itself?

Yes. With the optional narration step, each slide plays its voiceover in presentation mode and moves on when it ends.

How much text goes on a slide?

Very little: a caption of under about 24 words. The story detail goes into the speaker notes.

Is it suitable for factual reports?

For narrative reports, yes, as long as the facts are approved. Painted scenes are marked as illustration, never as evidence.