Give your idea a running time.
A sentence.
Then a film.
Work with an AI assistant to turn a brief into a motion-design film. Choose the look, give each beat a job and keep shaping it until it says what you mean.
Shapes that build a rhythm. Geometry v02, from our development library.
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Make your
next move.
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Motion v0.8.1 beta. Included with the Club newsletter.
The screening shelf
Different jobs.
Different ways to move.
Typography can carry a line. A moving interface can explain a product. Pick the treatment that helps someone follow the idea.
Collage
22 secBring cutouts and textures into one composed scene.
Interfaces
15 secUse movement to show how a product works.
Optics
13 secExplore light, depth and focus as part of the frame.
From the studio / With sound
Put it together.
Watch an earlier Club reel to see how the picture, words and timing work across a whole piece.
These films come from our studio and development library. Some use additional components. The download contents are listed separately, so an example is not a promise that every effect ships with the skill.
From brief to film
A little direction
goes a long way.
The skill gives the conversation a structure. You make the creative calls and review the work as it develops.
- 01
Start with the job.
Decide who will watch, where the film will live and what they should remember.
↳ A brief you can agree on - 02
Choose what stays.
Set the look, palette, type and recurring visual idea before filling the timeline.
↳ A shared direction - 03
Give the beats a purpose.
Map the message to moments, leaving room to read and understand each one.
↳ A beat map - 04
Build and watch it back.
Make a preview, check the pacing and fix the parts that do not land. Then render the agreed version.
↳ A film and editable source
Inside the skill
Keep the thinking
with the film.
The workflow connects the creative decisions to the source, so the next revision has somewhere to start.
Creative workflow +
A guided conversation for the brief, visual direction, beat map and review.
Looks and planning references +
Starting points for choosing a treatment and organising the film around its job.
Motion components and examples +
Reusable building blocks and example source. See the download package for which components are included.
Render and review guidance +
Checks for readability, timing, actual rendered frames and the files to keep with the finished film.
The examples stay public. The Motion skill files are included with the Club newsletter.
Before you start
Bring something
worth moving.
Your material
A clear idea, your own words and any images, screens, colours or marks the film needs. Add a music track if you have one you can use.
A place to build
An AI coding assistant with file access and a browser/rendering setup. The available tools determine whether it can render the film or hand you the source to render elsewhere.
Model usage, generation and rendering may have their own costs. The skill does not include those credits.
Your first film
Start with one
clear idea.
Choose a small job: explain one feature, introduce a project or make a short identity loop. Bring the real material and agree on a brief before building.
Get the Motion skillVersion & limits
The render gets
the final say.
A good plan still needs watching back. Check the actual frames, the timing and the sound before calling a film finished.
Page source: the installed Motion workflow v0.8.1 and existing studio examples.
Download: Motion v0.8.1 beta is available through your Club access link.
Media: the showcase files are existing code-drawn studio work. Use your own or appropriately licensed assets for your films.
Also on the shelf
Give the film
its own images.
The Images skill helps you plan a coherent series to bring into your next project.
Explore the Images skill