Business Motion Film — workflow skill for ads & UGC

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Premium short commercials for real businesses: storyboard first, HTML/GSAP motion and an independent-critic loop.

What it does

Plans, builds and quality-checks a short commercial for a real business (roofing, property, e-commerce, B2B software) by mixing AI-generated footage with code-built motion in HTML/GSAP and selective Three.js. The workflow runs brief, references, storyboard, assets, components built in isolation and assembly, then a full-film "Gauntlet" where independent critic prompts review the cut; audio comes last but has its own rules. References distill motion principles from 28 professional launch films, a quality bar, case studies and a business-offer playbook, and shell and Python scripts handle loudness, contact sheets, SFX gain solving and offline mixing. In an Agent Skills Hub end-to-end test it took 21.8 minutes for a 15-second promo, the slowest of 16, with a look of its own.

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Example output

https://skills.varg.ai/previews/business-motion-film.mp4 — The ALDER roof-inspection sample commercial from the kit's case study (case-study-alder.md), embedded in the author's X article 'how to run an ai video agency': 'Small details' close-up, then a 3D house whose roof explodes into labelled layers. First 8 s of 28.7 s. (credit: Chris (@everestchris6), Motion Video Kit, https://x.com/everestchris6/status/2104231799090217078)

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