Kinetic typography launch video for RedShip made with Claude Opus 5.5 and Remotion

Originally posted by @aschapmann on X · posted Sep 27, 2026 · curated by MotionHunt, updated Oct 15, 2026

In short

A 30-second Remotion launch video for RedShip, made by the author with Opus 5.5 from a shared prompt. The prompt plans a single story in 4 to 5 scenes (market, pain, fix, outcome) that ends on an animated logo reveal with tagline and URL. The author does not state an aspect ratio.

Prompt

From the author's post

Act as a senior motion designer and build a 30-second launch video for [product] in Remotion, entirely in code so I can edit and re-render it: first read my landing page and codebase to pull the real story, copy, colors, font and logo file (trace the logo to SVG so it stays sharp and can be animated), then write the video as one story (why the market matters, why it's painful today, how [product] fixes it, what you get) in 4 to 5 scenes with one short title each, animate everything like a premium product film (kinetic typography word by word, spring easing, smooth camera pushes and pans, depth and glow, elements that build in on the beat instead of just appearing), keep each scene on screen long enough to read, add one soft sound effect for every element that appears and silence otherwise, and end on a memorable animated logo reveal with the tagline and URL, then render it, check the frames yourself and fix anything that overlaps, clips or feels rushed before showing me the result.

How it was made

Built entirely in code with Remotion, using Opus 5.5. The author says it took more than one hour for Opus 5.5 to build. The prompt asks the model to read the landing page and codebase for copy, colors, font and logo, trace the logo to SVG, render, and check the frames before showing the result. No further tools or costs are stated.

Tools: Claude Opus, Remotion
Effort: About 1 hour for Opus 5.5 to build it; this is the author's second version for RedShip

Shot breakdown

0:00-0:30Planned 30-second film in 4 to 5 scenes, each with a short title: why the market matters, why it is painful today, how the product fixes it, and what you get. It ends on a memorable animated logo reveal with the tagline and URL.

Breakdown written by AI from the prompt and post, reviewed by MotionHunt.

Why it works

The prompt asks for kinetic typography, revealing text word by word, which keeps the on-screen copy moving.
Spring easing and smooth camera pushes and pans are specified to give the motion a premium feel.
The prompt pairs one sound effect with each element that appears and keeps the rest silent, tying the audio to the visual beats.
Scenes are required to stay on screen long enough to read, and the prompt asks for overlaps, clipping and rushed moments to be checked and fixed.
The logo is traced to SVG so it stays sharp and can be animated in the closing reveal.

Remix it for your product

Act as a senior motion designer and build a 30-second launch video for [PRODUCT] in Remotion, entirely in code so I can edit and re-render it: first read my landing page and codebase to pull the real story, copy, colors, font and logo file (trace the logo to SVG so it stays sharp and can be animated), then write the video as one story (why the market matters, why it's painful today, how [PRODUCT] fixes it with [FEATURES], what you get) in 4 to 5 scenes with one short title each, animate everything like a premium product film (kinetic typography word by word, spring easing, smooth camera pushes and pans, depth and glow, elements that build in on the beat instead of just appearing), keep each scene on screen long enough to read, add one soft sound effect for every element that appears and silence otherwise, and end on a memorable animated logo reveal with the tagline and URL, then render it, check the frames yourself and fix anything that overlaps, clips or feels rushed before showing me the result.