I made a 30-second Pig Latin explainer in Claude Code/Remotion. One timeline file drives the picture, the tests and the audio cues.

This would have taken me lots of hours inside Adobe Effects, but alas.. here's Claude Code + Remotion + React. 30-second video that teaches Pig Latin with kinetic type. It is React components rendered to MP4 with Remotion 4.0.531 (1920x1080, 30 fps). The part I think is worth sharing is the structure, not the animation. Every event is a frame number in a plain TypeScript file, one per scene, with no React in it. Three things read that file: the renderer, a test suite that fails if a finished word is on screen for under 40 frames (a step card lit under 24, a hop under 22), and a cue generator that turns each landing into a sound cue at the same frame, so the audio cannot drift. What is not good yet: most landings sit 2 to 8 frames off the 120 BPM beat grid, the music bed does not change across the 30 seconds, and the agents could only measure the audio, not hear it. Here's the prompt I used. >Create a 30-second motion graphics film that teaches Pig Latin through expressive…