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使用 Remotion 的代理技能,用于制作电影级产品视频:提供 157 张镜头配方卡、214 个动作预览,以及可直接投产的宣传模板。
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An agent skill for crafting cinematic product videos with Remotion: 157 shot recipe cards, 214 motion previews, and a production-ready promo template.
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An agent skill for crafting cinematic product videos: 157 shot recipe cards · 214 styles · 214 motion previews · a production-ready template video-shotcraft is an AI agent skill that turns Claude Code or Codex into a motion-design studio: point it at your product and it storyboards, animates, and sound-designs a cinematic promo, marketing, launch, or demo video with Remotion — real page captures, 2.5D camera moves, beat-synced cuts, and film-grade SFX included. 🖼️ Browse all 214 motion previews in the live Gallery »查看完整 README ↗
▶ Browse all 150 shots in the Gallery · 🎬 Watch the Showcase
Tell Claude Code or Codex "make a promo for my product". The agent captures your real pages, picks shots from a library of tuned motion recipes, storyboards the film, animates it with Remotion, cuts it to the beat, adds sound design, checks every frame and hands you a finished MP4 you can keep editing.
It is not a video generator. Every frame is drawn by code from your own screenshots and copy, so the result is sharp, on-brand and fully editable.
How it works
[!IMPORTANT]
🎬 2026-10 · Shot library refresh
All 216 demos were polished and reviewed. The best versions now make up 124 cards / 150 shots, with fresh Gallery previews and video-shotcraft branding.
Built and tuned for Claude Code and Codex. The simplest way is to hand your agent the link:
Install this skill for me: https://github.com/Vincentwei1021/video-shotcraft
Or with the skills CLI:
npx skills add Vincentwei1021/video-shotcraft
Or by hand:
git clone https://github.com/Vincentwei1021/video-shotcraft.git
cd video-shotcraft
ln -s "$(pwd)" ~/.claude/skills/video-shotcraft # Claude Code
ln -s "$(pwd)" ~/.codex/skills/video-shotcraft # Codex
In mainland China, clone from the AtomGit mirror if GitHub is slow:
git clone https://atomgit.com/VincentWei/video-shotcraft.git.
Just describe the film. No command needed.
| Say | What happens |
|---|---|
Use video-shotcraft to make a promo for my product. | The agent introduces the Ink Press template and asks whether to use it, then captures your pages and builds the film |
Make a launch film for this repo with the Ink Press template. | The fastest path: your screenshots, copy and logo dropped into a validated template |
Use the deck-deal-flyin and row-embed shot cards to present this feature. | You pick the shots by name (copy names straight from the Gallery) |
Design a product close-up inspired by spotlight-hero-card. | One shot, adapted to your product |
124 recipe cards in 10 categories, 150 shots in total. Search, filter and copy card names in the Gallery.
Each card lives in references/shots/<category>/<card>.md, with its Remotion implementation in
demos/<category>/<card>/ (see demos/README.md for how to wire one into your project).
After delivery the skill opens a CapCut-style editor in your browser
(node workbench/scripts/open.mjs <project>). The film is split into shot, transition, caption and SFX tracks
exactly as authored. Select any shot to edit its copy, font sizes and colours, move, trim or speed-ramp clips,
drag in any of the 150 library shots, then export with Remotion. Preview and render are frame-identical.
Workbench guide, every panel with screenshots (Chinese) · Integration contract
| Output | Details |
|---|---|
| Final film | MP4, 1920×1080, 30 fps, h264, with music and sound design |
| Remotion project | The full source of your film: every shot is a React component you or the agent can change |
| Motion Workbench | Opens after delivery: tracks, inspector, retime, swap shots, export (details) |
| JianYing draft | Optional: an editable JianYing (CapCut CN) project with per-shot clips, captions and audio tracks |
| Social publishing | Optional, when you ask: publish the finished film via Upload-Post to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, X and more. Confirm caption and platforms, then dry-run before posting (guide) |
Also in the box: reusable Remotion components (2.5D page camera, captions, flash cuts, digit rolls), Freesound SFX search/download tools and 5 BGM tracks, page-capture scripts, and the production method itself (capture, visual direction, storyboarding, sound design, beat sync, final QA) in references/.
Share your film. Made something with video-shotcraft? Submit it with the Showcase issue form. After review it appears on the Showcase page.
| Needs | For |
|---|---|
| Node.js and npm | Remotion rendering, the template and the workbench |
| ffmpeg / ffprobe | Frame checks and final QA |
| uv | Only for BGM beat analysis (runs a one-off Python script) |
| puppeteer | Only for page capture; the capture script installs it on demand |
Remotion downloads its own headless Chrome on first render. Tested on macOS; Linux works with the notes below.
Rendering on a headless Linux box (tested: 2 cores, Node 22) hits three walls:
remotion still/render fails with "Maximum for --concurrency is 2" on low-core
machines. Pass --concurrency=1.--browser-executable=<path-to-local chrome-headless-shell>.With these three flags, frame renders from the bundled template work.
video-shotcraft/
├── SKILL.md # Agent entry point and core production rules
├── references/
│ ├── pipeline.md # End-to-end production workflow
│ ├── shots/ # 124 shot recipe cards in 10 functional categories
│ ├── sequences/ # Reusable full-video structures and sequence patterns
│ ├── aesthetic-rules.md # Visual QA criteria
│ ├── music-beat-sync.md # BGM analysis and beat-sync methodology
│ ├── sound-design.md # Sound-design guidance and examples
│ ├── sfx-sourcing.md # Freesound search, download, analysis and credits
│ ├── jianying-export.md # JianYing (CapCut CN) project-export guide
│ ├── publish-upload-post.md # Optional social publishing (Upload-Post API)
│ └── workbench.md # Motion workbench: manifest contract + editability rules
├── demos/ # Remotion reference implementations (same categories)
├── gallery/ # Static motion-preview Gallery
├── template/ # Runnable complete video template
├── jianying-export/ # JianYing draft installers (mac tested / win untested)
├── publish/ # Optional social publisher (stdlib-only Python) + offline tests
├── workbench/ # Post-delivery motion workbench (Vite + Remotion Player)
└── assets/
├── lib/ # Reusable Remotion components
├── scripts/ # Page capture + Freesound CLI and offline tests
└── audio/
└── bgm/ # 5 BGM options; SFX downloaded per project
For the full workflow see SKILL.md, the production pipeline and the visual QA criteria.
SFX come directly from Freesound, downloaded into each video's project.
The shared SFX library has been removed. The sourcing guide covers search,
CC0 / CC BY filtering, MP3 preview downloads, measurements and source/credit manifests. The Python CLI
uses the standard library; downloading and analysis require FFmpeg. No API key is needed.
Sound design covers timing and mixing. The template retains its fixed
historical audio for playback and regression checks; new product videos source their SFX from Freesound.
BGM options remain in assets/audio/bgm/.
Product screenshots bundled with the template are demonstration assets. Replace them with screenshots of your product before publishing, and check whether any product, customer or personal data needs to be anonymized.
Many recipes were distilled by studying the motion language of outstanding official product films, including promos from ClickUp, Perplexity, Slack, Notion, Figma, Framer, Bear, Raycast, Pitch, Miro, Superhuman and Loom. The cards document techniques (timing, easing, choreography) re-implemented from scratch; no footage, artwork or brand assets from these films are included. All trademarks belong to their owners, and none of these companies are affiliated with or endorse this project.
The Freesound sourcing workflow was inspired by vibe-motion/sound. Thanks to its authors for sharing the approach of selecting sounds by source descriptions, duration, download counts, rating counts and licenses. Video Shotcraft's search/download CLI is independently implemented.
Thanks also to Remotion, which powers every demo and template here; Freesound and its contributors for project SFX; Mixkit for BGM and historical template audio; the game-feel and animation communities whose published principles inform several cards; and Claude Code, with which this library was built, iterated and QA'd using the same workflow the skill teaches.