kinetic-launch-film
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Render a narrated kinetic-typography product launch film (about 60–90 s, 16:9) on a light gridded ground with one drifting brand glow. Every on-screen word rises out of a mask with a spring exactly when the voice says it. Other beats include a rubber-band letter ("everrrywhere"), words riding dashed curves, a word tipping off its line, sentences that scatter, and a "Meet" + logo reveal. The product UI appears as bordered logo cards, a tilted 3D window with detection boxes, a live activity feed driven by an agent cursor, an approval with a border-beam toast, a raw log whose tokens fly into an audit table, and a hub with travelling connector beams. Sound effects are synthesised in code and mixed under an OpenAI TTS voiceover. Use when the user wants a modern SaaS or AI-agent launch video in the kinetic-type style, a "text-led product film with UI", or to recreate a launch video that is mostly animated words plus product screens.
In this repository18 other files it gives its agents.
- AGENTS.mdAGENTS.md
- CLAUDE.mdCLAUDE.md
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- canvas-story-reelSkill
- cartoon-launch-filmSkill
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- framesmithSkill
- glass-saas-promoSkill
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