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Vice City:
source to title card.

Follow a Vice City source note through an original script, a shot list and two finished title cards. Then make your own version in the editor.

No purchase required. This is a worked editorial example; you supply the voice, recording and video editing.

Finished original title card: ROAM Example, Vice City: Fact or Guess?
The actual 16:9 output · editable in ROAM

01 / Evidence

Start with one supportable fact.

Reviewed . A dated example, not a live news feed.

Primary source

Rockstar Games · Grand Theft Auto VI

Rockstar names Vice City on the official GTA VI page.

Where to look: The Vice City, USA. heading on the official game page.

Read the official source
Scope of this note

Keep the open questions visible.

That heading alone does not establish a street layout, accessible interiors or mission locations. This example makes no claims about those details.

Community reconstructions can suggest research leads. A pin is not proof of a feature.

02 / The words

A written example, ready to adapt.

About 40–50 seconds · read aloud to check your pace. Read the hook followed by the script.

Opening
Vice City is named on Rockstar’s GTA VI page. But how much can that one fact actually tell us?
Script

The official game page names Vice City. That gives this video one clear starting point: a setting named by the developer. It does not, by itself, prove a street layout, an accessible building or a mission location. My research rule is to keep those questions separate. If I use a community reconstruction to explore an idea, I label it as an estimate and look for evidence for that specific detail. Before recording, I reopen the original source and date my notes. One named place, one clear source, and no extra promises. Which detail would you check next?

03 / The recording plan

Know what goes on screen.

These are proposed edit timings, not timestamps in a Rockstar trailer.

  1. 00–06s

    Opening

    Say: Read the hook.

    Show: Your own camera introduction. Use the original title card as an opening or thumbnail.

  2. 06–17s

    The evidence

    Say: Explain the one fact supported by the source.

    Show: An original text card: VICE CITY / NAMED BY ROCKSTAR. Add the source URL and your actual check date as text.

  3. 17–33s

    The boundary

    Say: Separate the named setting from questions about specific places.

    Show: Three original labels: STREET LAYOUT / INTERIORS / MISSIONS. Label them OPEN QUESTIONS in the context of this source note.

  4. 33–50s

    Your conclusion

    Say: Explain the checking method and ask the closing question.

    Show: Return to your own camera shot. Keep the source in your caption; do not substitute unverified footage.

04 / The output

Two formats. The same idea.

Original ROAM graphics made with the same title-card renderer as the editor. Download an editable SVG, or open the example to export PNG or JPG.

Landscape title card: Vice City: Fact or Guess?
Landscape · 1280 × 72016:9 title card or thumbnailDownload 16:9 SVG
Portrait title card: Vice City: Fact or Guess?
Portrait · 1080 × 19209:16 title card; check platform overlaysDownload 9:16 SVG

SVG is editable artwork. PNG and JPG are image exports. None of these files is a video.

Before recording

Make the example your own.

  • Reopen the original source and replace the example check date with the date you actually reviewed it.
  • Adapt the script to your voice. The example is an editorial demonstration, not a report that you performed these checks.
  • Record your own voice and visuals. No game footage, music, logo or third-party image is included.
  • Open the exported image and check the crop and text on your phone. Record, edit and review the video yourself before publishing.
Using this free example

You may adapt this original ROAM script and graphic for your own channel, including commercial videos. Do not resell or redistribute the templates as a competing kit. No third-party rights or platform monetization are granted.