YOUR FREE, OPEN-SOURCE STUDIO

Screw it.

I’m giving away
my AI video
studio.

Raw takes. A visual storyboard. An edit in your style.
Even an animated carousel. The full studio is yours.

Codex+Claude Code

Made here. In my own style.

PRODUCT STORIES

MOTION WITH A PURPOSE

THE VIDEO IS THE PROOF

THE WHOLE
STUDIO.$0

Too good to gatekeep.

I could have put this behind a paywall. I’m giving you the studio, the workflow and the code. Make it yours.

Your taste.
Your starting point.

References and techniques give your AI something better than a blank prompt.

Your reference library

Show your AI
what good looks like.

Add a video from another creator. Keep what caught your eye, then bring that visual context into your editing chat.

An example direction

“I love the cards above the creator. Use that idea for my five websites.”

Actual saved videos in Matt’s Reference Library, ready to bring into a new edit — Save other creators’ work and your own finished videos.

Orbiting elements

One technique.
Many ways to use it.

A useful moment, its source and your notes—ready for the next edit.

@tenfoldmarc · cards@taki.gpt · iconsMatt · five playing videos

Playing: my own Granola edit. Source variations saved in the studio.

Your technique collection

Borrow the move.
Make it yours.

You don’t need the whole video. Keep just the card reveal, punch-in or transition you love, with the exact moment attached.

Use that technique as a reference for your own footage, story and style.

Examples from my studio. Yours starts with your own collection.

01 / START WITH THE STORY

The bad takes go.
The good stuff stays.

Bring the raw footage—gaps, resets and all. Build a tight cut from your best takes, then review it before the design begins.

2:08RAW RECORDING

0:48CHOSEN TAKES

RAW FOOTAGE

THE CLEAN CUT

02 / STORYBOARD FIRST

Align on the look.
Then make the edit.

Review the frames, copy and movement before production. Change the plan while it’s still a plan.

Swipe through the plan

1 / 9

SCENE 010.0–3.3s

Five previews, one promise

“Before you let Claude or Codex edit another video, bookmark these five websites.”

Visual: Five site cards drop around the creator. Keep the face clear.
Movement: Stagger the arrivals, then hold the complete wall.

SCENE 036.0–8.7s

Show it. Don’t just describe it.

“…you’re telling AI what you want instead of showing it.”

Visual: Place the real visual reference beside a text-only direction.
Movement: Slide the note aside. Give the reference the bigger space.

SCENE 048.7–12.0s

Open a curiosity loop

“And these five websites fix that, and the last one can even connect directly to your AI.”

Visual: Tease the fifth site and add an early comment CTA.
Movement: Reveal the connection promise before the five-site tour.

SCENE 0512.0–14.9s

Keep the creator in the picture

“First is Prompt Motion. It’s a massive library of AI-generated motion graphics…”

Visual: Show the real site above a smaller creator window.
Movement: Let the top of Matt’s head overlap the window edge.

SCENE 0614.9–17.6s

Show the example and its prompt

“…including the actual prompts behind them.”

Visual: Focus one real animation, then the prompt behind it.
Movement: Move from the gallery into a readable close-up.

SCENE 0717.6–20.7s

Make the interaction visible

“Motionin has some insane animations and visual effects.”

Visual: Show the type changing in response to the cursor.
Movement: Start close on the letters, then reveal the wider demo.

SCENE 1132.5–36.1s

Explain the connection

“And it even has an MCP so your AI can access the saved references.”

Visual: Use a simple reference library → MCP → AI diagram.
Movement: Bring the saved references together, then connect the tools.

SCENE 1440.6–44.3s

Make an original interpretation

“…and have it create something inspired by that style for your video.”

Visual: Fan out our own website cards using our own palette and copy.
Movement: Build from one reference into five of our own sources.

SCENE 1544.3–47.7s

Land the call to action

“And comment MOTION and I’ll send you all five websites and exactly how to use them.”

Visual: Return to the creator and make MOTION the dominant word.
Movement: A small push-in. End on the keyword and a warm delivery.

Less guessing. Fewer wasted tokens.Agree on the visual direction before spending tokens and money on edits you’ll need to redo.

FROM THE FINISHED VIDEO

A reference becomes
your interpretation.

03 / MAKE IT FEEL LIKE YOU

Bring the reference.
Build your own look.

Show your AI what good looks like. Then shape the captions, B-roll, motion and sound around your story. Give feedback in chat until it feels right.

Captions that follow the story
B-roll that shows the point
Motion with a reason to move
Sound that makes the moment land

04 / GIVE THE IDEA ANOTHER LIFE

Made the video?
Make the carousel.

Turn the same idea into a swipeable story. A strong opening, animated examples and a clear call to action—built from the work you already made.

1 VIDEO1 MOTION CAROUSEL

01 / 07

02 / 07

03 / 07

Actual slides from my seven-slide motion carousel.

It gets more you.
With every project.

Your preferences, references and finished edits stay in your studio. The next project starts with more of what you already love.

Keep your preferences.

Save the pacing, caption style and feedback you want your AI to remember.

Keep the work.

The cut, storyboard and final stay together. A favorite edit becomes a new reference.

Start one step ahead.

Point to that video or technique in your next chat. Build on what worked.

One project. Every version.

Keep the process.
Reuse the good stuff.

The spoken cut, storyboard and finished assets stay together in your studio.

Build your studio

Actual five-sites project checkpoint: Spoken cut — Spoken cut

Actual five-sites project checkpoint: Storyboard — Storyboard

Actual five-sites project checkpoint: Final video — Final video

Actual five-sites project checkpoint: Motion carousel — Motion carousel

THE FULL OPEN-SOURCE SETUP

$0.

YOURS TO USE. YOURS TO CHANGE.

The studio.
The workflow.
The whole thing.

Get the complete project and the prompt to set it up on your computer. Add your footage. Save your references. Build a studio around your style.

Send me the launch

The software is free. Your AI plan and optional paid tools are separate. Mac-first beta, built and tested on Apple Silicon.

A FEW THINGS YOU MIGHT BE WONDERING

Good questions.

What exactly do I get?

The complete open-source studio, the installation prompt and the instructions needed to set it up. It includes your project home, review checkpoints, a reference library and the workflow for creating videos and carousels with your AI.

Is the studio actually free?

Yes. The software is free and open source. Use it, inspect it and make it your own. Your AI subscription and any optional paid services are separate.

What do I need to run it?

A computer with a compatible local coding assistant, such as Codex or Claude Code. The current media workflow has been validated on Apple Silicon Macs. Other setups still need testing. You use your own footage, references and accounts.

Do I still direct the edit?

Yes. Work in chat with your AI. Review the spoken cut, align on the storyboard and refine the edit. You decide when it is ready. The studio keeps the versions and decisions together.

Do I get your videos and reference collection?

Your installation starts with an empty personal collection. Add your own footage and references. The work shown on this page comes from my existing studio and demonstrates the process.

What will the waitlist email me?

The official release, setup prompt and studio launch updates. The beta code is already public; this list is for the launch delivery. Joining here does not subscribe you to my Substack.

YOUR NEXT CREATIVE CHAPTER

I’m giving awaymy AI videostudio.

Too good to gatekeep.

Your taste.Your starting point.

Show your AIwhat good looks like.

One technique.Many ways to use it.

Borrow the move.Make it yours.

The bad takes go.The good stuff stays.

Align on the look.Then make the edit.