Ports and logistics tutorial

You will make the journey of a container from ship to truck at a fictional port, with the ports-logistics pack and its harbor theme. Allow about ten minutes before recording.

1. Create the episode

reelforge new container-journey --pack ports-logistics --template container-journey --lang en

Use --lang ar for an Arabic version. The pack also has terminal-in-numbers and new-route. The pack catalog lists every template and its slots.

2. Fill in your details

Open the episode with reelforge edit container-journey and replace the default names, numbers and keyword with your own, or start from the dashboard (+ New episode → Start from template), whose form asks for each field. Keep within the length limits shown for each slot.

Audience and tone. Importers, exporters, forwarders, drivers and port staff. Be precise and operational; numbers matter.

• Show the stages as a flow with a moving token, one stage per spoken step.
• Keep English terms inside Arabic sentences (الـ container, الـ customs).
• Label times and volumes as "example" unless the client gives real figures.

3. Check the content

• No real ports, carriers, vessels or terminal operators.
• Customs rules vary by country: present them as examples and point to the local authority.
• No security-sensitive details such as gate or inspection procedures.

4. Validate, record and render

reelforge validate container-journey
reelforge align container-journey          # after you save voice.wav in the episode folder
reelforge render container-journey

A finished example is in packs/ports-logistics/examples/azur-container-en; render it with --silent to compare.