A video production workflow for product demos, launch reels, social ads, portfolio films, and cinematic sales videos. Start with a brief and your assets; build toward a finished film and an editable project.
Public release is being prepared. There’s no public install link yet.
A look at the production style00:24
Anim’s existing portfolio reel, shown without audio as a style example. Created before the plugin release.Product demosLaunch reelsSocial adsPortfolio filmsCinematic sales videos
From brief to final cut.
THE WORKFLOW
01
Bring the brief
Share your product, audience, assets, reference, and call to action.
02
Shape the story
Build the hook, script, scene timing, and visual direction from real evidence.
03
Make the edit
Create the composition, assemble footage, and add captions and sound where requested.
04
Check the finish
Render, inspect the result, and deliver the film with editable source.
The deliverables
Keep the film. Keep the source.
When the rendering tools are available, the workflow continues through production and export. A storyboard is an intermediate step.
Finished video
An MP4 in the size and format your brief calls for.
Editable project
The composition and source assets, ready for another cut.
Cover & share copy
A considered thumbnail and accurate copy to accompany the film.
Export checks
Media checks, plus separate visual and playback review where tools are available.
Start with a sentence.
MAKE IT YOURS
Use these prompts with Motion Marketer once you have access. Add your assets and replace the details with your own brief.
01
Launch your product
Use Motion Marketer to create a 30-second vertical launch video from my product assets. Use energetic motion, no narration, and my supplied CTA. Deliver the MP4, cover, share copy, and editable project.
02
Show the actual workflow
Use Motion Marketer to turn my app workflow into a polished 60-second product demo. Show the input, action, and visible result, with readable captions and a clear CTA. Use only verified product behavior.
03
Build a cinematic sales video
Use Motion Marketer to create a cinematic sales video from my brief, product evidence, and supplied footage. Prepare the script and shot plan. Quote any additional paid generation before spending.
Before you start
Your idea. Your assets. A place to render.
A supported coding-agent environment with local file and process access to render a finished video.
A local rendering setup: Remotion for new edits, or the existing Hyperframes project for revisions.
Node.js and the rendering tools described in the plugin setup guide; FFmpeg/FFprobe for export checks.
Your approved footage, brand assets, screenshots, and CTA. Optional generation uses your own provider account.
The plugin is free. Optional AI generation, host access, and rendering software may have separate costs. No credits or subscriptions are included.
A few useful answers.
Is the plugin free?
Yes. Motion Marketer is free, with worldwide availability intended for its public release. Host access, rendering software licenses, and optional generation services follow their own terms and may have costs.
Can I install it today?
The first version has been created privately. Public installation is being prepared. This page will provide the install link when a public release is available; contact Anim for access questions.
Do I need to write video code?
No. Describe what you want and provide your assets. In a supported coding environment, the agent creates the editable composition and runs the production workflow for you.
Will it render a video in ordinary chat?
A chat without local execution tools can help with the script, storyboard, and production handoff. Exporting a finished video needs an environment that can run the renderer; the plugin does not include a hosted rendering service.
Does it include AI footage or music?
It can work with supplied or suitably licensed media and available generation providers. It does not supply subscriptions, credits, or music rights. New paid generation needs your spending authorization.
Can I revise an existing video?
Yes. It inspects the existing composition, keeps its editing engine, and focuses the change on the scenes you requested. Retain the editable source when you want later revisions.
Need a hand?
Get help with access, setup, or a production question.
