Explainers & Education prompts from real videos

Create a [60 second] motion graphic explainer video about [the history of ice cream from the inception, to present day]. All of the visual images should be handled by Runway, and all the motion graphics elements and animations should be handled by you. The art style should be [newspaper cutout / mixed media aesthetic] with a high degree of polish. This piece is for your portfolio, so make sure to make it great.

Create an animation that quickly recaps the 81 years of Indonesian history. The style should be simple, lighthearted and fun, in a line drawing animation format, with suitable music and voiceover added. The video should be less than 1 minute"

The 2nd video made with same voiceover and prompt, but I added the Tesseract cli.

You can try it yourself with your Claude!

- The file upload to YouTube, Instagram & Facebook should look like 
      the file being dragged and dropped onto those sites in a browser. 
      Show a basic drag-and-drop UI element for each site matching their 
      brand colors. Get the correct icons for each platform from the web.
    - Make overall scene transitions faster and slicker. Keep the whole 
      thing under 40 seconds.

That’s it. Two prompts total. The second one fixed exactly what needed fixing.

**The lesson:** Don’t try to get everything right in one massive prompt. Get a working draft, watch it, note what’s off, fix those specific things. Claude Design responds well to targeted correction.

# The generic prompt you can steal for any product

    Make a 30–45 second product intro video for [YOUR PRODUCT URL].
    Scenes:
    - Scene 1: Text animation — "[One-line problem statement]"
    - Scene 2: Show the old/painful way of doing this. 
      Use a browser window. Keep it simple and recognizable.
    - Scene 3: Introduce [PRODUCT NAME]. Show the core action 
      (the thing the user actually does — paste URL, upload file, 
      click button, etc.)
    - Scene 4: Show the product working. Progress indicator, 
      loading state, or live output — whatever fits.
    - Scene 5: Show the result. File icon, dashboard, confirmation 
      screen — make it feel satisfying.
    - Scene 6: Show where the result goes. Social platforms, email, 
      Slack, client — wherever the output lands.
    - Scene 7: Text animation — "[Core value proposition in one line]"
    
    Use the look and feel of [YOUR PRODUCT URL] for all UI components.
    Colors, fonts, and style should match the site.
    Keep transitions smooth and fast-paced throughout.

Then follow up with one refinement prompt targeting anything that’s off.

To export the animation into MP4, you can use my tool - [claudevideoexport.com](http://claudevideoexport.com)  
Audio was added to the video outside of any of these tools.

Edit: I turned this into a skill: [https://github.com/Gnurpreet/promo-video-script-skill](https://github.com/Gnurpreet/promo-video-script-skill)

Create a visually stunning 60-second video explaining how an earthquake happens through an interactive tectonic sandbox.

Make it feel like we are watching someone explore a beautiful real-time simulation, not a slideshow or traditional educational video.

Start with a clean 3D cross-section of Earth’s crust. Two tectonic plates slowly move against each other. Visualize the fault between them and show friction locking the plates while stress gradually builds.

As pressure increases, make the simulation more intense: rock layers deform, stress zones glow, subtle vibrations begin, and a live seismograph starts reacting.

Then trigger the earthquake. The fault suddenly slips and releases a massive burst of energy. Show seismic waves radiating outward through the ground, then transition upward to the surface where the landscape and a small city begin shaking.

Visualize P-waves and S-waves traveling differently through the Earth, followed by the strongest surface waves. Show buildings reacting differently depending on distance from the epicenter.

End by zooming back underground to reveal smaller aftershocks around the fault, then pull out to show the complete tectonic system.

Use cinematic motion graphics, satisfying physics simulations, dramatic scale transitions, premium 3D scientific visualization, minimal typography, dynamic labels, smooth UI overlays and seamless transitions.

The pacing should constantly evolve and reveal something new every few seconds so the full 60 seconds stays visually engaging.

Make it feel like an Apple-quality interactive science visualization turned into a cinematic motion-design video.

Can you generate a motion graphics explainer in the visual style of this post and using all its content? I will leave the details up to you. I want you to show off what you can do so you have full creative freedom within those styling constraints. I want to give this to my engineers at my company. I want you to be proud of the final product. Utilize the elevenlabs and remotion tools at your disposal and let me know if you don't see them for some reason. Use whatever you want in those tools to make the most polished product that you would be proud of. Source Article : Context Tax - X article from the article"

Tools :
- Claude Desktop
- Connectors : ElevenLabs (available in Connector library - need an account)
- Skill : Remotion (available in skills library)

\> Build a 30 second motion graphics video that explains the process we use to build videos.

\> This can follow the benefits Blake voice and brand - not for our usual audience so don't send them to the website, maybe make a joke about not sending them there, but the idea is to showcase the video building pipeline by pointing at a repo or article, etc. Include an ElevenLabs voice-over. Use assets from our repo, feel free to use my headshot, pieces from other videos, etc. You have access to openrouter, maximum spend on open router is $9.99 for this project.

\> How good can you make animations with that spend and open router access?

\> It should be PERFECT and Professional, even if satirical.

\> No .MD, no shared repo, but a here's how and have fun!

Result is above after \~20 minutes.

P.S. Eleven Labs voice clone is from the Professional subscription, usually settles on whisper2 for voice model IIRC. Open Router spend was under $3.00, including 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 shots generated (not cropped). With my usual pipeline (less open router graphics), including voiceover, runs about $2/finished minute of video...

Research about [distillbook.com](https://distillbook.com)  
Make a dynamic 40-second motion graphic video explaining what distilbook is and showing how incredibly talented you are in motion design it's your showreel for a resume go ahead.

Research about [distillbook.com](http://distillbook.com)   
Make a dynamic 40-second motion graphic video explaining what distilbook is and showing how incredibly talented you are in motion design it's your showreel for a resume go ahead.