The Hook
“(No spoken dialogue — rider screams and rollercoaster track clatter)”
Problem Agitation
“(No spoken dialogue — whooshes, mechanical coaster clatter, ambient riser)”
Product Reveal
“(No spoken dialogue — gentle electronic chime sequence)”
Feature Teaser
“(No spoken dialogue — rhythmic synth pulse and mouse click effects)”
Call to Action
“(No spoken dialogue — upbeat musical cadence resolving to silence)”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the motion-integration-launch template.
Dynamic vector spline with animated tangent handles anchored over real-world video paths.
Use SVG path rendering with strokeDashoffset interpolation synced to an animated cursor component via Remotion spring physics.
Simulated OS cursor moving between UI targets with realistic deceleration and click squashes.
Interpolate X/Y coordinates across frame timestamps using Easing.bezier; trigger scale bump on target element at click frame.
Clean typographic cards cutting rhythmically on audio accents.
Wrap centered text elements in Sequence components with subtle opacity crossfades or crisp cuts.
Purpose. Capture instant visceral attention using velocity and movement.
Execution. Rollercoaster onboard shot moving into wide track.
Purpose. Demonstrate precise motion curve control over physical video.
Execution. Vector curve handles manipulating roller coaster motion.
Purpose. Explain workflow integration within Claude UI.
Execution. Cursor steps through Artifacts, Motion Beta, and Runway export.
Purpose. State launch availability and reinforce brand identity.
Execution. Sequential minimalist text cards cutting to black logo lockup.
Objective
Announcing Figma's direct vector export integration to After Effects.How the recipe adapts
Replace coaster footage with an accelerating sports car, trace its motion with pen tool vectors, show Figma's export UI selecting After Effects, and conclude with monochromatic typography cards.Scene durations (5 scenes, 28s)
Key Remotion components
Introducing Griffin, the first AI to pass the video Turing test
The most emotive and controllable TTS model
We just released QVAC TranscribePsy, a speech-to-text model small enough to run inside a phone app. It covers 25 European languages on a laptop and 8 on a phone, and on an iPhone 17 Pro Max's Ne