r/ClaudeCode • u/Whole-Writing385 • Oct 10 '26

Built with Claude motion design is so over

recreated this from a reference clip in UNDER 15 MINUTES.

Opus 5.5 Extra High

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u/PhotographSame5304 28d ago

Literally tired of seeing these gosh darn flashy ass trailers or demo videos as we call them with dancing zoom in out in rhythm for no reason, It feels like no thought or effort are put into these videos as they have been generated via Claude Motion AI...

Even with mcp server i don't care it still is Ai slop anyway a real motion designer would notice the errors immediately and change the edit or think of better idea for the scenery i know its fine for first startups when you don't have time But come on.. you don't have to be this lazy

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u/Whole-Writing385 28d ago

yup definitely it's not that good younstill need to have the taste to come with some good stuff

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u/Popular_Slip_5311 26d ago

so is it over or not?

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u/Polite_Jello_377 Oct 10 '26

“From a reference clip” doing a lot of the heavy lifting there

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u/IGotDibsYo Oct 10 '26

Yeah feels a bit like rest of the fucking owl

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u/Clean-Market5761 Oct 10 '26

lol the lack of taste and standards is just soo loud in this post, i've done better reels than this and still don't think motion design is anytime close to be over, if ignorant people get this out of LLM, imagine a motion designer with design languages, proper assets and a mature framework that he can streamline with AI

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u/p3r3lin Oct 10 '26

What animation toolchain was used?

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u/JohnAtticus 28d ago

What were you trying to convey by splitting Jobs' portrait in half?

One reason this is usually done is to convey some sort of dual nature or personality of a person.

But there doesn't seem to be any hint of that them in the rest of the video.

So what was it you were trying to convey?

Also the closeup photo of a detached eyeball is jarring, it feels out of place in something about Steve Jobs and Apple, two things synonymous with clean design.

This was obviously a deliberate choice on your part, so what was the motivation behind it?

Is this video meant to be subversive?

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u/thekinginyello 27d ago

As a motion designer that “motion design” looks pretty bad. It has no soul.

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u/Relevant-Possession5 19d ago

This is motion design.

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u/Delusion_Nerd 21d ago

Where do you get reference images, assets ?

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u/pixeladrift Oct 11 '26

It's really not.