Parody motion graphics showreel in HTML made with Claude Opus 5.5

In short

A one-minute HTML motion graphics page that parodies a showreel from an intentionally terrible motion designer, meant to get a résumé rejected. It was generated with Opus 5.5 on Max effort, and the author shares a version with sound.

Prompt

Reconstructed

Make a painful to see 1 minute motion graphics HTML page that shows what an absolutely terrible motion designer you are, like it's a showreel designed to get your résumé immediately rejected. Do the absolute bare minimum.

How it was made

The author states the piece was made with Opus 5.5 on Max effort from a single text prompt, and that the output is an HTML page. The author also says a sound version is available to watch. No time or cost details were shared.

Tools: Claude Opus
Effort: Opus 5.5 on Max effort, one prompt

Shot breakdown

0:00-1:00The full one-minute piece, planned as a deliberately painful showreel of bad motion design. The prompt gives no scene-by-scene breakdown.

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

Why it works

The concept is a self-aware parody: a showreel built to be bad enough to get a résumé rejected, which sets a clear comic goal.
The 'bare minimum' constraint in the prompt pushes the output toward sparse, under-designed work, so the joke comes from the restraint.
The fixed one-minute length gives the parody a defined runtime, like a real showreel.

Remix it for your product

Make a painful to see 1 minute motion graphics HTML page that shows [FEATURES] of [PRODUCT] as a showreel designed to get your résumé immediately rejected. Do the absolute bare minimum.

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FAQ

What tool made this launch video?

This video was made with Claude Opus.

Can I see the prompt behind this video?

Yes. The full prompt is shown on this page (reconstructed). Credit the original creator if you reuse it.

What kind of product is this video for?

It is a launch video for a other product.

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