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The Hook
“(No spoken dialogue — silent video with ambient office sounds implied by visual context.)”
Product Reveal
“(No spoken dialogue — silent video with ambient office sounds implied by visual context.)”
Feature Teaser
“(No spoken dialogue — silent video with ambient office sounds implied by visual context.)”
Call to Action
“(No spoken dialogue — silent video with ambient office sounds implied by visual context.)”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the live-ai-demo-showcase template.
A subject's face is dynamically distorted and exaggerated in real-time, responding to subtle movements or gestures. Features like cheeks or lips inflate and deflate fluidly.
Utilize Remotion's `<Video>` component with a custom WebGL shader or Canvas filter. Implement a face-tracking library (e.g., MediaPipe) to get facial landmarks, then use `interpolate()` to map landmark changes to shader uniform values for distortion effects (e.g., 'bulge' or 'pinch' filters).
A smaller, unedited video feed is displayed concurrently with the main, processed video, providing a clear comparison of the applied effects.
Render two `<Video>` components. Position the main video full-screen and the reference video in a smaller, rounded-rectangle container using CSS `position: absolute`, `border-radius`, and `box-shadow`. Ensure both videos are synchronized using `useCurrentFrame()` and `continueRender()`.
A subtle, static text overlay (e.g., company name) is present in the corner of the screen throughout the video.
Use a `<AbsoluteFill>` with a `<Text>` component. Apply `position: absolute`, `top`, `right` CSS properties for placement. Use a simple, clean font and a semi-transparent background if needed for readability.
Purpose. Immediately grab attention by showcasing the AI's core capability in a surprising and slightly humorous way.
Execution. A woman's face is instantly and dramatically distorted, with a clear reference video showing the original.
Purpose. Demonstrate the responsiveness and control of the AI model.
Execution. The woman interacts with her face, and the AI effects respond in real-time, showing dynamic changes.
Purpose. Show the AI in a natural, collaborative setting, implying ease of use and broad applicability.
Execution. A colleague appears, reacting to the AI effects, grounding the technology in a relatable office environment.
Purpose. Reinforce the AI's stability and advanced capabilities for live applications.
Execution. Continued, fluid AI manipulation without glitches, emphasizing the 'no post-production needed' aspect.
Objective
Launch a new live AI voice modulation software called 'VocalForge'.How the recipe adapts
The 'LiveFaceDistortion' primitive adapts to 'LiveVoiceModulation', where the audio stream is processed by AI in real-time, changing the speaker's voice. The 'PictureInPictureReference' now shows the original, unmodulated audio feed. The 'RealtimeTextOverlay' remains for the 'VocalForge' brand. The visual style maintains the static camera and raw demo feel, but the focus shifts from facial distortion to auditory transformation, with the presenter's mouth movements subtly indicating the live processing.Scene durations (4 scenes, 22s)
Key Remotion components
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