@johncodunayo Agree. What's changing is how many small pieces get made, not the need for taste. A launch film still wants a motion designer. The fortieth feature clip or caption cutdown probably doesn't. That steady flow is what we built @animatiqai for.
@Panterra0x Most of these setups have the model write the video as one HTML file, then render an MP4. There's no timeline. You edit by asking for an exact change. no timeline. use @HyperFrames_ or @animatiqai if you want to edit
@Asteri_eth Step 04 is the one most people skip. Once the intro, captions and cursor path are reusable parts, the next launch video is an edit, not a rebuild. Same idea behind @animatiqai: 500+ components, so the agent builds from pieces that already work.
@rubenhassid The line I'd underline is "the one thing they must remember." Most weak explainers fail at the brief, not the animation. The other thing worth adding is brand rules that apply to every scene, so the tenth video still looks like the same company.
Hieroglyphic murals have told stories in symbols for thousands of years.
We brought that to motion. Hieroglyph Mural style, now in animatiQ.
Watch Egypt's history in one minute, explained in hieroglyphics.
Riso prints are beautiful because they're imperfect: limited inks, plates that never quite line up, colours that only exist where they overlap.
We brought that to motion. Risograph style, now in animatiQ.
Riso prints are beautiful because they're imperfect: limited inks, plates that never quite line up, colours that only exist where they overlap.
We brought that to motion. Risograph style, now in animatiQ.
@alex_hutchi Biased since I'm building it, but give @animatiqai a try. Give the agent a brief and you get a finished motion video, with 500+ motion components and edits by chat that don't start over. Happy to hear what you think.
@s_mohinii@synthesiaIO Brand style is table stakes now. What teams want next is control after the render: swap a headline, retime a scene, change a colour, all without a redo.
@Voxyz_ai Great list. Code-first is the right call for video, because every frame stays precise and editable. That's the bet we made with @animatiqai, React and HTML based video made by an agent.
@RoundtableSpace Code-based video is such a good foundation. Every scene is real React and HTML, so a change is an edit, not a re-render from scratch. It's what we're building on at @animatiqai, with an agent that does the assembly for you.
@marcusyul This is the real gap. Nobody ships the first draft. If changing one number means regenerating the whole video, it isn't a workflow yet. It's exactly why we're building @animatiqai around editable output.
From product ads to explainer videos, animated shorts, social clips and more — Animatiq gives you the range to create any kind of video you need, all in one place.
Phinity Labs just raised a $5.2M seed led by @uncorkcap to let AI agents design and verify chips. Prompt-to-silicon is coming. Congrats @phinity_ai@sonyashijin@aadi_nash! 🎬 Made with animatiQ
Phinity Labs just raised a $5.2M seed led by @uncorkcap to let AI agents design and verify chips. Prompt-to-silicon is coming. Congrats @phinity_ai@sonyashijin@aadi_nash! 🎬 Made with animatiQ