Introduction
This Skill identifies emotional triggers that are actually present in content, examining how imagery, language, sound, pacing, and situation create curiosity, tension, identification, surprise, anger, or relief. Every finding points to a quotation, timestamp, or frame, while observable design is kept separate from audience reactions that cannot be confirmed.
Use Cases
It suits short video, advertising, carousels, brand stories, and livestream excerpts. The report maps emotional buildup, trigger, release, and later payoff, while checking for fear amplification, false scarcity, and manipulative authority. Without comments or experimental data, it does not claim that every viewer will feel the same response.
Template
Provide the complete artifact or timestamped evidence, plus the platform, audience, and emotion to study. Example: analyze how a public-service short moves from ordinary calm through an abnormal sound to a character's reaction, and whether the ending answers that trigger.
