News & Briefs · Automated Video

In-Depth News Story Videos for Your Channel

When a story deserves more than a headline, your clone builds a full breakdown with context, sourced developments and what to watch next.

Landscape, vertical or square · Script and storyboard approval

Your audience trusts you to explain what's going on in your corner of the world, whether that's tech, sports business, local politics or your industry. Ask your clone for a News Story video and it researches the topic, sets up the background and key players, then walks through each development with the facts, a sourced quote or number, and what it means.

Developments run in order, by date or by theme, so viewers never lose the thread. A by-the-numbers recap can step back for the big picture before your clone covers implications and what's next. Present it yourself as your avatar or narrate over maps, charts and footage. Ask for the script first if you want to verify every source.

How your clone builds it

The News Story structure

  1. Open the story

    Your clone states the story, why it matters right now and what the video covers.

  2. Build the background

    It explains how things got here: key players, a short timeline and first reactions.

  3. Walk the developments

    Each development is its own beat with the facts, a sourced quote or data point, and what it means.

  4. Step back with numbers

    Optionally, a quick data or timeline recap gives the big picture.

  5. Look ahead

    It covers the broader impact and what to watch as the story unfolds.

  6. Wrap and review

    A clear takeaway and an invite to follow. Approve the script before rendering if you like.

How to

Just tell your clone: make a News Story

Type it the way you'd say it. Tap any line to copy it.

  • Make a 5-minute landscape news story on the city council's new short-term rental rules. Include the timeline and what happens next. Script first, please.Copy
  • Break down this week's chip export news for my tech channel. 4 minutes, I'm presenting at the start and end.Copy
  • Do a deep dive on the merger between the two biggest grocery chains in our state, with a by-the-numbers section.Copy
  • Turn my newsletter article on the transit strike into a narrated video. Use my text as the script word for word.Copy
  • Cover the stadium funding vote in 3 minutes, narrate over maps and charts, and send the title and tags with it.Copy

Tips for a better News Story

  • Point your clone to the sources you trust most and it will lean on them in each development.
  • Tell it whether to order developments by date or by theme.
  • Ask for a by-the-numbers section when the story has a lot of data.
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FAQ

News Story: questions, answered.

How does my clone research the story?

Your clone researches the topic before writing, gathering background, key players and developments. You can add links or documents to anchor it. Each development is built around facts and a sourced quote or figure, and you can review the script first.

How long is a News Story video?

It's the longer news format, usually several minutes in landscape. The development beat repeats, so your clone can cover a few or many. Need something quick instead? Ask for a News Blurb.

Can I add my own commentary?

Yes. Tell your clone your angle or send notes, and it works them into the implications and conclusion. Or write the full script yourself and your clone produces the visuals and voiceover.

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