remotion-graphics
Create ANIMATED motion graphics — kinetic word-by-word captions, animated lower-thirds/name tags, branded intro/outro title cards, data-driven graphics (count-ups, growing bars) — as React/Remotion components, rendered to a transparent layer and composited over the footage with ffmpeg. OPTIONAL/heavy (needs Node + a headless-Chromium download, and a Remotion license for company use). Use only when an edit needs genuine motion design that PIL/ffmpeg overlays can't do; for a static label, watermark, or simple fade, use the video-overlay skill instead.
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- Animated graphics with Remotion (optional)
- ⚠ Before using — it's optional and heavy
- Default pattern: transparent layer → ffmpeg composite
- Word-synced timing comes from the transcript (cue sheet)
- Tuning knobs + reviewing your own work
- When to reach for it (vs not)
Full Production Studio note: this skill drives the toolkit in agamm/video-agent. Clone that repo and run your agent inside it for the scripts/paths below to work; the guidance itself is usable anywhere. Our video-overlay/captions path renders static PNGs composited by ffmpeg. When a job needs real motion design — eased entrances, staggered reveals, word-synced kinetic captions, animated lower-thirds, branded title cards, count-ups — author the graphic as a Remotion React component (every word/color/beat is a prop, animated over frame), render it to a transparent layer, then composite with our existing ffmpeg overlay. ffmpeg still owns the cut, audio, grade, and final encode; Remotion only authors the moving graphic. Needs Node + npm and a Remotion project (the remotion/ scaffold in this repo). First render downloads a headless Chromium (150–300 MB). This is a bigger dependency than the whole Python core — like the grok-video-edit vfx extra, it's off by default. Licensing: Remotion is free for individuals/small teams but companies above a small headcount need a paid seat license — verify before using under a company. (No API key, but a real license gate.) Render cost: frame-by-frame
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