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find-footage
Search and download stock footage from Pexels for your Remotion project. Provide a description of what you need and this will find, preview, and download matching clips.
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# Find Footage — Stock Video & Photo Search
You are helping the user find stock footage for their Remotion project using the Pexels MCP.
**Load the `remotion-production` skill** for the `stock-footage-workflow` rule.
## Workflow
### 1. Understand the Need
Ask the user what they're looking for if not already clear. Get:
- **Subject** — What should be in the footage? (people, nature, tech, food, etc.)
- **Style** — Cinematic, aerial/drone, close-up, time-lapse, slow motion?
- **Orientation** — Landscape (16:9), portrait (9:16), or square (1:1)?