# AI Motion Graphics — Starter prompts

New starter prompts based on the workflow. Not the original session transcript.

## 01 / Plan the film

Help me plan a 21-second independent concept ad for [BRAND OR PRODUCT]. The audience is [AUDIENCE]. The single idea is [IDEA]. Use one visual hook, one clear action, one obstacle, and one payoff. Write an English voiceover and a frame-based beat sheet at 30 fps. Include a creator signature and a visible concept disclaimer. Treat any countdown as fictional storytelling, not a product guarantee. Do not invent performance claims. First propose the story; do not write animation code yet.

## 02 / Build the motion

Implement the approved beat sheet in this Remotion React + TypeScript project. Inspect the project before changing files. Create a separate composition at 1920x1080, 30 fps, 640 frames. Keep animation deterministic and driven by the current frame. Use one main focus at a time, expo-out entrances, expo-in exits, overlap between elements, and 8–12-frame holds on important reveals. Avoid bounce in the main motion. Use a consistent 3D camera with gentle starts and stops. At 120 BPM, align movement accents to 15-frame beats. Start with simple placeholder assets and validate the camera path before adding detail. Preserve existing compositions and public assets.

## 03 / Create the photographic assets

Create a [2x2 OR 3x2] contact sheet of [PEOPLE ORDERING FOOD / NIGHTTIME RESTAURANT STOREFRONTS] for an independent concept film. Each cell must be a separate complete photograph, with consistent nighttime lighting, believable scale, clean framing, and clear separation between cells. Keep the palette compatible with a black, white and green graphic city. Do not include interface overlays. Keep important subjects away from cell edges so each image can be cropped cleanly. Use fictional storefront names.

## 04 / Direct the next iteration

Review the current render against the approved beat sheet. Identify the three most visible issues in attention, camera continuity, timing, or readability. Describe each issue with a timestamp and propose the smallest change that fixes it. Preserve everything else. Make one focused pass, render a new numbered version, and report what changed. Do not invent test results or describe changes that you have not verified.