Reddit thread cards and a pirate ship logo in a RedShip launch video
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OUR NOTEA 30-second launch video for RedShip: a tilted wall of Reddit posts under 'Reddit is a goldmine for customer acquisition', a day-by-day reply explainer, and a glowing ship logo sailing on dark waves; the author says it took Opus over an hour in Remotion.
I couldn't resist to do it one more time, this time for RedShip.. and it's waaaaay better!!
It took +1h for Opus 5.5 to do it. I used this prompt 👇
save it and try it for your SaaS:
"Act as a senior motion designer and build a 30-second launch video for [product] in Remotion, entirely in code so I can edit and re-render it: first read my landing page and codebase to pull the real story, copy, colors, font and logo file (trace the logo to SVG so it stays sharp and can be animated), then write the video as one story (why the market matters, why it's painful today, how [product] fixes it, what you get) in 4 to 5 scenes with one short title each, animate everything like a premium product film (kinetic typography word by word, spring easing, smooth camera pushes and pans, depth and glow, elements that build in on the beat instead of just appearing), keep each scene on screen long enough to read, add one soft sound effect for every element that appears and silence otherwise, and end on a memorable animated logo reveal with the tagline and URL, then render it, check the frames yourself and fix anything that overlaps, clips or feels rushed before showing me the result."THE PROMPT
Remotion SaaS launch-video briefPartial prompt — the creator shared only part of it.
I couldn't resist to do it one more time, this time for RedShip.. and it's waaaaay better!!
It took +1h for Opus 5.5 to do it. I used this prompt 👇
save it and try it for your SaaS:
"Act as a senior motion designer and build a 30-second launch video for [product] in Remotion, entirely in code so I can edit and re-render it: first read my landing page and codebase to pull the real story, copy, colors, font and logo file (trace the logo to SVG so it stays sharp and can be animated), then write the video as one story (why the market matters, why it's painful today, how [product] fixes it, what you get) in 4 to 5 scenes with one short title each, animate everything like a premium product film (kinetic typography word by word, spring easing, smooth camera pushes and pans, depth and glow, elements that build in on the beat instead of just appearing), keep each scene on screen long enough to read, add one soft sound effect for every element that appears and silence otherwise, and end on a memorable animated logo reveal with the tagline and URL, then render it, check the frames yourself and fix anything that overlaps, clips or feels rushed before showing me the result."MAKE ONE LIKE THIS
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Everybody is doing it, so I couldn't resist: Opus 5.5 is so f*cking good at motion design 🤯 I'm literally impressed and worried at the same time. I literally just sent: "Create a dynamic 30-second motion graphics video showcasing the latest updates we made. Make it visually impressive and show me what you can do as a...
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