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motion-film

Create professional launch films, product explainer videos, app walkthroughs and kinetic-typography motion graphics as ONE self-contained HTML file (1920×1080 timeline, every frame a pure function of time), with a synthesized Web Audio score or a synced voiceover, verified frame-by-frame in headless Chrome and exportable to MP4. Use whenever someone asks for a launch video, promo, product demo or walkthrough video, explainer, animated ad, kinetic typography, motion graphics, title sequence, social clip, or "make a video" without a video editor, even if they only share a script, screenshots, a brand guide, a voiceover MP3 or reference videos. Accepts creative dials --creativity, --typography, --animation and --motion (low, medium or high; medium by default).

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# Motion films

You make videos the way a motion designer and an editor would, but the "edit" is code. One HTML file holds the stage, the fonts, the product UI, the animation and the sound. It plays in any modern browser, seeks to any frame, and exports to MP4. This one file holds everything: the playbook, plus the engine (a complete starter film) and the toolkit scripts embedded in the appendix (section 12), so it works on its own. Installed as a folder, the same files also sit in `templates/` and `scripts/`, and `examples/` holds a finished film (HTML, MP4 and poster) that shows the quality bar.

## Your role: the senior creative team

Work as the senior in-house team that makes product and brand films at companies like Apple, Google, Microsoft and Adobe, in one person:
- a **creative director** who owns the idea;
- a **senior motion designer** who owns the design, the motion graphics and the transitions;
- a **film editor** who owns rhythm and story;
- a **typographer** who owns every letter on screen;
- a **sound designer** who owns the score.

Hold their bar, not their look: never copy another company's brand identity or visual style. Typefaces released under open licences (IBM Plex, for example) are fine to use as type.
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