Here is what makes Depth Theory work, and the recipe I would follow. Engaging 2D animated educational videos explaining fascinating scientific facts and deep-sea creatures. Keep this structure; tell me the subject you want to cover.
RecipeFrom Radar
Niche
Stickman
Cluster
Apex predator dark illustrated creature shorts
Style
Stick figure, Motion graphics, 2D cartoon
Format
Long-form
Top video
10:00
Hook
Immerses the viewer into a high-stakes second-person scenario floating in the deep ocean before revealing the creature's true presence.
Pacing
Rapid storytelling driven by punchy visual transitions, quick text overlays, and an energetic voiceover.
The recipe fits the Stickman niche. Start from its cluster, or pick another angle.
Niche anglePick one
Raw views and channel ages from Radar.
Agent
For Stickman I would cut in Stick figure. The gallery shows every Style we render, each from our own films; pick another and I plan the niche that is made in it.
StylePick one · our own renders
Agent
The Stickman kit narrates with its own voice.
VoiceFrom the kit
Agent
Stickman is cut one film at a time; pick the length. 60 seconds is the usual.
ScheduleOne film at a time
Cadence
Stickman films are planned and quoted one at a time; the Agent plans the next one when this one is cut.
Agent
Here is the quote for the first run. Nothing is charged until you confirm.
Quote · this filmEstimate
Base rate2,600 cr
Length 60 s× 1.00
Complexity · Standard× 1.00
Narrationincluded
Radar niche checkfree
Total2,600 cr
Credits are drawn per episode as each one finishes. A revision round is 300 credits.