Product & UI · Oct 2, 2026
I've worked in video for 20+ years. Claude made us a launch video entirely in code, soundtrack included, in one night. Motion design as we knew it, is cooked.
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I used to direct music videos professionally, now I run a livestream company and needed a launch video for our new product, Hovercast Events. I pointed Claude at our website and asked for the kind of motion graphics launch video SaaS companies post on X. This is the result. \*\*How it was made\*\* \- Every frame is code: HTML and GSAP animation, rendered frame by frame in a headless browser at 1080p60. No After Effects, no Premiere, no templates. \- The soundtrack is code too. Every sound was synthesized in Python: drums, Rhodes, harp, strings, even the vocal chops. No samples, no stock music. \- It pulled our logo, screenshots and hero reel from the site itself. I gave it clips from our real events. \*\*How it went\*\* \- Five versions plus a round of final tweaks, all from plain-English notes. "The music is a little cheesy, try something more like Four Tet or Burial." "Add strings like Caribou's Home." \- At the end it packaged the whole project with a README, so the…
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