From notebook to narration
Your teaching notebooks become narrated lecture videos — the lesson you already wrote, given a voice and a stage.

Visual storytelling
Turn any material into engaging videos automatically — without losing the story along the way.
The five stages
VideoProd moves every project through the same honest journey — each stage is real, visible and under your control.
The material is read first — what it says, what it means, and who it is for. Notebooks are parsed and section boundaries detected automatically.
Understanding becomes a narrative: a clear, honest script with a beginning and a point, with narration and timing generated from the source.
The script becomes scenes — notebook visuals and imagery chosen to serve the story, not decorate it.
A voice carries the story, paced for people rather than for algorithms — with subtitles aligned to the words.
Scenes, sound and story come together into a finished H.264 video, YouTube-ready and worth watching.
The idea
Most automatic video tools produce content. VideoProd is being built to produce stories — videos that respect both the material and the viewer, with narration, pacing and visuals that feel considered.

What it does
Your teaching notebooks become narrated lecture videos — the lesson you already wrote, given a voice and a stage.
Every stage produces a real, reviewable artifact — the parsed sections, the script, the subtitles, the frames. You see the story before it is ever rendered.
Captions are aligned to the narration at the word level, built from your own material — never an afterthought, never out of sync.
Neural narration with warmth and pacing, with graceful fallback on macOS — a voice that serves the story instead of announcing itself.
A finished H.264 video, composed and paced for YouTube, with a clean path into DaVinci Resolve when you want the final cut by hand.
Runs locally on macOS Apple Silicon. Your material, your voice, your story — nothing leaves your machine unless you want it to.
VideoProd
If you teach with notebooks and want videos that respect your material and your viewers, we'd love to talk.
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