ReelDoodle film animation style
A scored mini story drawn in one pen and a pack of markers: wobbly line-boil strokes, loose marker fills that miss the outline, cream paper grain, a round-headed kid, a cat and a falling spark.
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8-second cut from a test film, sound off. Made by a fresh Claude Code with only this kit in an empty folder.
What you'd type
Make a 2-minute video about [your topic] in the reelstyles doodle-film style. Show me the scene plan first.
Briefs we tested this kit with
- "A kid who loses a thing and finds it." 10 s. Shots: Pip pats pockets in a wide street (cat watches) → medium: the cat drops a key at his feet, startle + "o" mouth → close: key held up, doodle hearts orbit one by one → wide: both walk home at dusk. Caption plates: "where is it?", "oh!", "found it."
- "How a good habit starts" (explainer). 12 s. A tiny seed-spark falls, Pip plants it (rays draw on), the days pass as the sky turns sky → lilac → night → sky with a sprout growing (staggered build), final plate "small, daily". One focal point per shot.
- "Launch teaser for a tiny app." 8 s. Close on a doodled phone drawn on line by line (`ink` with `p`), Pip pokes it, a star pops out, three orbiting doodles = the three features (one word each, ≥ 60 px), scribble wipe to the product name plate.
In the kit
- Style guide: palette, type, how things move and cut
- Scene templates your agent builds from
- Ready-made characters your agent animates
- A checklist your agent grades its own stills against before it renders
- Render steps for 16:9 and 9:16, 1920 × 1080 at 30 fps
Your films are yours to publish and monetise. Licence and refund
Video formats it fits
- Pain-word silent film · 3-6 min
- [Hard thing] Is Easy, Actually · 4-10 min
Guide: How to make animated videos with Claude Code · Make it a 9:16 Short