ShortslyStart with one clear angle.
A short news video works best when the script makes one claim, names the key parties, and explains why the development matters. This production uses a 96-word script so the story can move quickly without reducing it to a headline.
“Six Nordic football associations (Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands) say they have lost confidence in his leadership.”
The script is the foundation of the story. Shortsly uses it to plan scene boundaries, caption emphasis, voice timing, and the sequence in which the supporting visuals appear.
Give each scene a factual anchor.
The project began with 13 uploaded references covering the people, institutions, countries, and decision-making context named in the script. Shortsly can reuse those files directly and generate supporting imagery only where the uploaded files do not contain the required scene.
Check the origin, licensing, identity, and factual relevance of every uploaded file before publication. The rail above documents the source media used for this production; it is not an independent verification of each file.
Use the repeatable checklist in how to choose source material for a news video before importing a new set of source files.
Give different sources one consistent visual style.
Visual style was set to Realistic. Additional instructions were left blank, allowing the script and supplied references to guide the scene planning. A custom warm graphite background gives flags, portraits, captions, and generated scenes one consistent backdrop.
- Visual style
- Realistic
- Additional instructions
- None
- Project background
- Custom warm graphite
- Caption style
- High-contrast, word emphasis
Match delivery to the subject.
The narration uses the custom voice Bilbop with Eleven v3 and a Natural delivery. The goal is an even, credible read: clear enough for a news brief, without turning the script into an advertisement.
- Voice
- Bilbop
- Model
- Eleven v3
- Delivery
- Natural
- Caption timing
- Synced to generated speech
Generated speech includes word timings, so captions follow the voice in the generated video. The words, timing, and emphasis remain editable on the timeline.
Current voice models, caption timing, and editor controls are documented in Shortsly Help.
What went into the finished video.
The project created 23 images: 13 uploaded references were restyled, and Shortsly planned and generated 10 additional visuals. Preparing the custom background, generating the voiceover and images, and assembling the video project used 549 credits in total.
- Images created
- 23
- Reference images restyled
- 13
- Additional AI images
- 10
- Credits used
- 549
The complete 96-word script.
Pressure is building on FIFA president Gianni Infantino. Six Nordic football associations (Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands) say they have lost confidence in his leadership. The dispute follows a proposal to sell future World Cup profits to private investors. UEFA, AFC and CONCACAF have also called for an independent investigation and guarantees that football competitions will not be opened to private ownership. This is no longer a regional protest. With major confederations aligned, FIFA now faces a serious governance crisis, and Infantino faces growing pressure to explain what happened.
Start with the story you already have.
Add a concise script and the source files you trust. Shortsly builds an editable video; you decide what is ready to publish.
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