Opus 5.5 is insane at motion design. Here's a 5-step framework you can use to create 11/10 motion design videos directly inside Claude Code: 1. Write the graphic brief Before any code, tell Claude exactly what you want. Include: video length, aspect ratio, the story, and 2-3 reference videos you like. 2. Set up Remotion Prompt: "Set up a Remotion project for a 30-second 1080x1920 video." Remotion turns React code into real video, which means Claude can build real video frames. 3. Lock the design system (Claude Design) I like using Claude Design for this step - but Codex and other AI tools work too. Define colors, fonts, easing curves, and timing in one config file before you animate anything. T 4. Build scene by scene Don't ask for the whole video at once. Build one scene, preview it in Remotion Studio, give feedback, then move on. Treat Claude like a motion designer you're art directing. 5. Polish, then render Ask for the details: easing on every move, staggered entrances, motion blur, and timing synced to the music. Finally, you can render and export in MP4.