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you know those websites where scrolling moves a camera through a scene, like a film? claude can build one now. you describe the shot, it generates the footage and wires it to your scroll

Those are the sites people assume cost an agency five figures. The camera drifts toward a product as you scroll, reverses when you scroll back up, text fades in at the right moment. Most of the ones you've seen are just a short video clip tied to scroll position, and that whole pipeline can now run…

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  1. 2026-10-02 09:21 · r/PromptEngineering
    you know those websites where scrolling moves a camera through a scene, like a film? claude can build one now. you describe the shot, it generates the footage and wires it to your scroll

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