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I created this within a single (long) claude code session over a few days using only javascript rendering in remotion. Some Creative Commons assets were used, but most was modeled by Opus 5.5 and a bit of Fable 5.5 at the end. The song was created with Suno, but no image or video generation was used anywhere in this. Spotify link is now up! https://open.spotify.com/album/2I87kLDRSRNHHph1cZQ9iQ A lot of people were asking in the comments, so here is a more detailed process on what I did: So, everything was done in a single claude code session First I tried to think of a good concept and I brainstormed ideas with claude and combined different things until I had this overall story for the concept Then I generated a bunch of different lyric options and picked and chose different ones I liked and pieced them together with claude adding in my own specific lines when I thought of them. Then I had claude write up a few different prompts for Suno with different musical direction, and after about 10-12 generations I was really happy with this one. Next I just started describing the scenes that were in my head to claude first in very basic detail to get the overall blocking then I went further on the specifics I felt were important. After doing a couple scenes the project was getting a bit bigger, so I made a proper workflow where the main session was now just an orchestrator of different scene agents who just work on their own little pieces, and my orchestrator will show me what they are working on through a simple html dashboard that lets me view the work in progress. I then continued iterating each scene until I was happy with them.

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