vvv

Vibe Vision Video (VVV) builds a video template once and reuses it: for each new film, fill the template's inputs, change only the scenes the brief needs, and keep the editable project. The current template library focuses on wedding films. Every route ends the same way: render, measure with vvv check, look at it yourself, fix, deliver.

The bar

A VVV film is worth watching when:

• The first three seconds give a reason to stay: faces, a shared memory, a question.
• Something is always changing. Nothing stands still longer than the template allows (usually 3 s); even a reading hold breathes.
• Changes land on measured beats of the actual track.
• One thing to read at a time, held long enough (about 5 s a page or more), broken where the author chose.
• Each format is laid out for itself; 9:16 is not a crop of 16:9.
• The content is real and right: the user's photos, correct names, confirmed dates and events.
• The sound is intended: music the user may use, at a sensible level, faded at the ends.

Craft explains how to get there, including where each kind of move peaks against the beat.

Pick the route

The user has	Route	Start with
A purpose a template covers	Template	Templates and projects
A reference video to match ("make it like this one"), as a file or a share link	Recreation (复刻)	Recreation
An idea, or no treatment yet	Brainstorm	Brainstorm
An existing VVV project or render	Continue	Production and continuation
A .vvv file (template, project or effect)	Open the package	.vvv packages: verify first, then init, unpack or add

Set up without the user