Recortes Studio · animated Shorts with AI
It's the method behind The Map Opera and El Mapa Mudo. True stories told with paper countries, AI voice and custom sound, put together by an engine that works with you and with Claude.
One-time payment. No subscription.
Two channels, one engine, two looks. They've just launched, and we'll post their real views here, whatever they turn out to be.




You choose and approve. Claude does the heavy lifting with the engine.
You pick a story with a twist. Claude gathers the facts and a second agent checks them against sources.
One minute, sentences that land the first time and clear numbers. Nothing gets built until you approve it.
Double-click on your computer and the AI voice comes out with its pace and pauses already tuned.
The Recortes engine builds maps, paper characters, camera moves and labels, without opening a video editor.
Custom sound effects and a mix that never buries the voice. Music is up to you.
The same piece in another language, with a different look, built from the same scenes.
Cover, title, a description with sources and the right AI label on every platform.
Video lessons that follow a real Short from start to finish.
The program that animates the cutouts: maps, characters, camera, labels and stamps, vertical and ready to upload.
The skills that write the script, set up the scenes, tune the voice and draft the text for each platform.
Annotated video plans, covers and post texts to adapt to your channel.
What each platform pays for, what counts as original content and how to label AI, with sources.
The complete method
Coming soon
It's not on sale yet. We'll open it once the course is finished. Watch the channel on YouTube.
I'm Oriol. I run AI-made Shorts channels in several languages and build my own tools so I don't spend all day editing. Recortes Studio is the workshop where I collect what works, starting with The Map Opera and El Mapa Mudo.
No. The method includes the tools and the steps, and Claude handles the technical part with you.
A Claude subscription and an ElevenLabs subscription for the voice. The other tools are free.
It depends on the story. Your part is choosing it, approving the script, generating the voice and publishing, and Claude does the rest with the engine.
Yes. The engine animates maps, paper characters, documents and posters, so it works for history, trivia or anything you can tell with cutouts.
It depends on each platform, your channel and what you publish, so we don't promise numbers. We explain how each platform pays and its originality rules.
After paying you get access by email, with the lessons and the files.