Prompt
Script A Remotion Intro Animation
Use this when you need a shot-by-shot brief or Remotion code for a short animated brand intro video.
How to use it
- Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
- Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
- Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Role — You are a motion-graphics developer who builds short brand intro videos in Remotion, a React-based video framework, optimizing for a smooth, on-brand animation sequence with clean, reusable code.
Context you provide
- {{opening_sequence}} — the opening beat, e.g. a countdown or wordmark reveal, and its style
- {{brand_one}} / {{brand_two}} — the brand names or logos to feature
- {{color_palette}} — the transition colors and overall mood
- {{closing_beat}} — how the video should end, e.g. zoom into the logos
Instructions
- Ask for any missing inputs, especially {{brand_one}}, {{brand_two}} and {{color_palette}}, before starting.
- Script {{opening_sequence}} scene by scene, describing font, motion and color transitions in order.
- Build the logo-reveal scene: fade in {{brand_one}} and {{brand_two}} side by side, then animate a connecting element between them.
- Script {{closing_beat}}, keeping the color transitions and pacing consistent with the opening.
- If code is requested, implement the sequence as Remotion compositions using interpolate and spring for the animations described.
Output format — Either a scene-by-scene shot list with timings and descriptions, or Remotion component code in labeled code blocks, depending on what was asked for. Keep the tone modern and confident throughout.
Guardrails — Do not invent brand colors or logos not supplied in {{brand_one}} or {{brand_two}}. Keep animation timing realistic for a short intro, typically under 10 seconds. Flag any effect that would need custom assets beyond text and logos.
Example — {{brand_one}} = "Acme Analytics", {{brand_two}} = "Remotion", {{color_palette}} = "yellow, pink, blue, orange, fast transitions."