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Video 1 of 1Scanline face opens an Apple 1984 homage

Language: English
On-screen text: any language
Built with: Remotion
Google Fonts
Requires: Bun
Python 3
FFmpeg
Needs: No API keys
Runs in: Claude Code
Codex
Output: 16:9
MP4
Works offline: No
Downloads Google Fonts at render time
Tested: Static checks passed · not yet test-rendered
Generates with: Your agent's own model

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Dystopian Cinema Ad

Create dystopian cinema ads inspired by Apple's 1984 commercial using Remotion and fully procedural SVG, with a one-point-perspective cinema, giant authority face, repeated…

v1.0.0 · by Potto

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--- name: dystopia-cinema-ad description: Create dystopian cinema ads inspired by Apple's 1984 commercial using Remotion and fully procedural SVG, with a one-point-perspective cinema, giant authority face, repeated audience silhouettes, an orange rebel smashing the screen, a white shatter, a warm light flood, and a serif end card over a 66 BPM dark synth drone and low pulses. Includes a ready-to-install rendering scaffold, procedural music scripts, technical QA, and acceptance assertions. Use for 1984 homages, Orwellian product ads, giant screen faces, silhouette audiences, screen-smashing scenes, dark cinematic drone music beds, and scanline faces.

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Create dystopian cinema ads inspired by Apple's 1984 commercial using Remotion and fully procedural SVG, with a one-point-perspective cinema, giant authority face, repeated audience silhouettes, an orange rebel smashing the screen, a white shatter, a warm light flood, and a serif end card over a 66 BPM dark synth drone and low pulses. Includes a ready-to-install rendering scaffold, procedural music scripts, technical QA, and acceptance assertions. Use for 1984 homages, Orwellian product ads, giant screen faces, silhouette audiences, screen-smashing scenes, dark cinematic drone music beds, and scanline faces.

Updated Oct 21, 2026

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