Studio-grade motion graphics from one line you give your agent

Step 2

Open Claude Code in an empty folder

Create an empty folder for your film, for example on your desktop, called my-film.

• In the Claude app: open the Code tab and pick that folder.
• On the CLI: cd into the folder and run claude.

Step 3

Fill in your product, then paste the prompt

Put your product name and page link on the second line. The third line is optional. Paste the rest as is.

Make me a studio-grade motion graphics video.
Product: [your product or service name], page link: [the link]
[Optional: audience, language and accent, length, a style you like, or "use my cloned ElevenLabs voice, I consent to its use", or "use a stock English voice"]

Setup (one time only):
1. Find remotion-promo-film.zip in this folder or in my Downloads folder, and extract it with python -m zipfile -e into my Claude Code skills folder so the file ends up at ~/.claude/skills/remotion-promo-film/SKILL.md (on Windows: C:\Users\<username>\.claude\skills\remotion-promo-film\SKILL.md). If a folder with the same name already exists, move it to a backup first.
2. Read SKILL.md in full and follow it to the letter from now on. Make this folder the film folder.
3. Check the environment with the skill's doctor tool, and install anything missing after showing me the commands.

Then finish the whole film in this session. Only ask me about what you can't decide on your own, and in a single message: my ElevenLabs login in the built-in browser (or an API key that I put in a .env file myself and never send in the chat), my approval of the voice cost before you generate it, and the final listen on headphones.
At the end, deliver: the final film, an X version, the subtitle file, and the independent reviewer's report.

From there the agent works on its own and you're free. A first film is one continuous agent session that usually runs a few hours, because it goes through 3 to 6 independent review rounds before delivery. Later films are faster since the skill and tools are already installed.

What the agent will ask you

Usually a single message, covering:

1. 1.Your ElevenLabs login: It opens the site in the Claude app's built-in browser and you sign in yourself. On the CLI, create an API key in your ElevenLabs settings and put it in a .env file in the film folder yourself.
2. 2.Your OK on the cost: It estimates the credits before generating. A film is usually about $1 of your plan.
3. 3.Your OK on your voice: Only if you asked for your cloned voice. The skill won't use anyone's voice without consent.
4. 4.The final listen: It asks you to play the film once on headphones before calling it done, because your ears catch what the meters miss.

If something goes sideways

• The agent can't find the file: Move remotion-promo-film.zip into the film folder and tell it: "the file is here".
• It asks for an API key in the chat: Don't send it. Put it in a .env file yourself and say: "it's in .env". The skill itself forbids asking for keys in the chat.
• A message that the commercial license isn't available: The free ElevenLabs plan has no commercial license. Upgrade to Starter and tell the agent: "continue".
• The session stopped at a usage limit: Reopen the same session later and type: "continue from where you stopped". Every decision is saved in docs/, so nothing is lost.

Your next film: one line

Once the agent has installed the skill, you don't need the full prompt. Open Claude Code in a new empty folder and type:

Make me a motion graphics video for [product name] ([page link]), [audience and language if you want]