GTA 5 - the first minute

Tim asked for the whiteboard-with-a-character format, sticker style, like Calisthenics With Lavender but about GTA, with real gameplay shown here and there. That is the new one at the top. The previous cover-art cut is kept below so you can compare them side by side.

FATES - full video, whiteboard rebuild (Plan B)

Every GTA Protagonist's Fate · 14 scenes · 13:55

The whole video rebuilt in the whiteboard+host style, replacing the old plate cut. Henrixs' new script, voiced word for word, all 14 sections in sync to the frame.
Host is small in the corner - just a narrator; the material owns the frame.
All 20 protagonists use the real official Rockstar renders; 15 drawn props for the beats.
Henrixs' complaints about the old cut (text over faces, red bars, zoom into captions) do not exist in this grammar - text sits on the margin, images don't grow.
720p preview to fit the host under 25 MiB; the master renders at 1080p.

Whiteboard + host (GTA 5, first minute)

Paper canvas · one recurring character · real footage inserts

A host in every single frame - the same guy, 14 poses: pointing at you, arms folded, hands on his head, thinking, walking away. That is what actually makes the Lavender format work; the props hang off him.
He shows up twice in one frame at two scales every few shots - their signature move.
Real gameplay plays inside a framed card on the board: the bank, the shootout, the snow, the escape.
Pale paper background, and typography that changes size and colour inside one phrase.

Rockstar cover art (previous)

Full-bleed scenes · steady backdrop · objects move

How the host stays the same person

A locked description of the character - build, hair, exact clothing and colours - is repeated word for word in every prompt; only the pose sentence changes. Face, jacket, chain and sneakers hold across all 14 poses.
Each pose is cut out to a transparent sticker so he can stand anywhere on the board.

How the footage gets in

The scene engine draws HTML, so it cannot play video. The board draws the empty frame and records exactly where and when it lives; the clip is then composited into that rectangle to the frame.
Every insert is cropped hard to remove the source watermark, the game HUD and the in-game subtitles.

Before this ships: the gameplay clips are cut from someone else's upload and are a prototype placeholder. Say the word and I will swap them for our own capture - the clip names stay the same, so nothing else in the build changes.