Help Needed: Iterator module results as separate JSON output?

[happygardening]

I am new to Make.com and have spent hours watching tutorials and browsing the community forum trying to figure this out on my own - but am stuck. I figure asking is the next way to go, maybe one of you fine folks know the answer!

I’m trying to use Make.com connected to Creatomate, to create videos using stock footage from Pexels.

I have an HTTP GET module that finds 8 different videos, each based on a keyword from an array. Then a JSON module that parses the output to find each video’s URL, then an Iterator to list each URL separately. Here’s where I’m stuck.

Creatomate wants the input to their platform to be as JSON, in separate outputs, where each can be mapped to the placeholder video in my edit.
Their screenshot (where Image-1, Image-2 etc is the placeholder item in the edit):

My current Make scenario:

And last step before Creatomate (currently):

How to do this? Do I need to add a JSON module as the step before Creatomate?
(I tried and it failed with the error: Not valid JSON")
Maybe in that module I’m supposed to “Create a data structure” ? If so, what is the data structure?

I found this in the community posts but I’m not sure if it’s what I’m trying to do.

Would really appreciate being pointed in teh right direction. Thank you!

[happygardening]

I found another post in the forum, which suggested hard-coding. I tried referencing the JSON output bundles separately like this:

Didn’t work, Creatomate didn’t that data, and rendered 8 different edits with no videos

Anyone have any ideas?

[Emmie_Aderemi]

@happygardening Hello are you follow a template or you are creating this all by yourself

[samliew]

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[happygardening]

Thank you for your guidance!

I’m uploading the files here:
blueprint.json (120.3 KB)
6_bundle.txt (1.3 KB)
39_bundle.txt (431 Bytes)

@Emmie_Aderemi I am creating this all by myself, following several tutorials I am connecting together.