Party lecture producer

Quote the source, then make the slides and the video

Party Lecture Producer builds a Party lecture from the source texts you paste: a sectioned outline, every quote word for word with its source, page-by-page slides and script, and discussion questions. It then makes an editable 16:9 slide deck, page-by-page narration in a library voice or a clone of the speaker's voice, a subtitled lecture video with an SRT file, and a theme Party day poster. Party Lecture Producer works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agents that run Skills.

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Party Lecture Producer

From source texts to a lecture ready to give

01

Every quote as written

Each section quotes your source word for word and names the document and chapter.

02

Slides you can edit

Quotes are typed slide text in a 16:9 deck that opens in PowerPoint or WPS, with the script in the speaker notes.

03

Narration and a lecture video

Every page narrated in a chosen voice or the speaker's own, then rendered into one subtitled lecture video.

How it is made

01 · Start

The lecture on paper

An outline split by your source text, each page's heading, quote, and source, the script for every page, and three to five discussion questions.

Quotes word for word · Document and chapter named · Questions on putting it into practice

02 · Slides

An editable deck and its narration

A 16:9 deck with every quote as slide text and the script in the notes, then one narrated audio file per page.

03 · Video

A lecture video and a theme day poster

The narrated pages rendered on your computer into one 1920×1080 video with subtitles, an optional opening and closing by the speaker, and a poster carrying your event name, time, and place.

Where Party branches use it

Theme Party days

The lecture, the discussion questions, and the event poster for the day.

Organizational life meetings

Questions that ask how members carry out what the source text requires.

Micro Party lectures

A short lecture narrated page by page for members to study in their own time.

Party-building talks

A slide deck and a narrated lecture video for branch study sessions and members' own study.

Inputs and outputs

Input · Text — The source texts the lecture quotes

Input · Image — Speaker's landscape photo for an on-camera opening and closing (optional)

Formats
JPG, PNG
Specifications
1 image per request

Input · Audio — Voice sample for a cloned voice (optional)

Specifications
10–300 s; up to 20 MB each

Output · Text — Sectioned outline, quotes with sources, page-by-page slides and script, and discussion questions

Specifications
editable

Output · Document — Editable slide deck with every quote as slide text and the script in the notes

Formats
PPTX
Specifications
aspect ratios 16:9; editable

Output · Audio — Page-by-page narration in a library voice or a clone of the speaker's voice

Formats
MP3

Output · Video — Narrated lecture video with on-screen subtitles

Formats
MP4

Output · Text — Subtitle file beside the video

Formats
SRT

Output · Image — Theme Party day poster and an optional slide background

Specifications
2K; aspect ratios 3:4, 16:9

Specifications last checked · Sources: Model catalog · Documentation · Terms of Service

Questions

What do I start with?

The source texts the lecture is based on: passages from the Party Constitution, Party documents, or official releases, with the document name and chapter.

How are the quotes handled?

Each quote is copied from the text you pasted into the outline, the slides, the script, and the narration, with its source named.

What does the lecture video look like?

Each page stays on screen while its narration plays, with subtitles, in one 1920×1080 video made on your computer. The speaker can open and close it with their own photo and cloned voice, and a phone photo can be reframed to the 16:9 lecture frame.

What goes on the poster?

The event name, time, and place you give, set in a formal layout, or with the text area left open for your unit to typeset.

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