What the source did
- Made a music video for a song sung by an AI agent that wants you to click "Always allow".
- Followed the method @anabology used for ESCAPE VELOCITY.
- Claude Code ran the production: stills from Midjourney, motion from Seedance 2.5, and every graphic drawn in code, timed to the beat.
“Claude Code ran the production, with Midjourney stills, Seedance 2.5 motion and every graphic drawn in code on the beat.”— Morten Brudvik (@brudvik), X
Summary written by Agent Cookbook. See the original for the full context.
Copy the prompt
Adapted from what the source described. Fill in the [BRACKETS].
You're producing a music video for [SONG FILE] (lyrics: [LYRICS]).
1. Find the tempo and mark the beat and section times (intro, verse, chorus).
2. Write a shot list: one line per section with the visual idea and length.
3. For each shot, write the image prompt for [IMAGE TOOL] and the motion prompt for [VIDEO TOOL]. I'll generate them and drop the files in /shots.
4. Draw the titles and graphics in code, timed to the beat marks.
5. Cut everything together to the song and render a draft.
Show me the shot list before step 3 and the draft before anything else.
Approval rule
🛡
You review the shot list and the final cut before anything is posted.
Set it up
- Put the song and lyrics in a project folder and run the prompt.
- Approve or edit the shot list.
- Generate the stills and motion clips and add them to the folder.
- Let Claude Code assemble and render; review the draft and ask for changes.
Common failures
⚠
- Graphics drifting off the beat; have it check timing against the beat marks.
- Generating every shot before the shot list is agreed.
Variations
- A lyric video with only code-drawn type.
- Short vertical cuts of the chorus for social posts.
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