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The mascot, the logo and the glass icon came from an AI video model. Every screen, word and beat is code
The Blinkz launch film is 34 seconds long, and almost all of it is code. The mascot, the logo and the glass icon came from an AI video model. Every screen, word and beat was built in code from one prompt in Claude Code on Opus.
Yes, but not all of it from one model. An AI video model is good at things that should feel real, like a character or glass that cracks. Code is good at everything that has to be exact, readable or on the beat, so the screens, the words and the timing are code
You paste it into Claude Code on Opus and fill in the brackets: your product, your brand rules, a few reference videos and a song. It shows you a board before it builds, and once you approve the board it builds the film in code
The film on this page went through seven rounds of notes. Each round was a look at the frames and a list of what to change, not a new prompt
The same idea in a short video. It plays here, and nothing loads until you press play
Every section, ready to paste into Claude Code, with the parts you fill in marked in square brackets
Which parts a video model made and which parts were built in code, and why that split is the whole trick
From studying reels that already work to the final render, in plain words and in the order I did it
The full 34 seconds on the page, so you can pause on any frame and see how it was put together
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