Showcase: a close up encyclopedia scroll with a highlighted quote

The camera is tilted and close to the screen, as if someone is filming their monitor. An encyclopedia style article about Second Studio comes into focus: a hosted video studio for AI agents, a REST API and a Model Context Protocol server, an infobox on the right. It scrolls slowly and lands on a quote highlighted in yellow: "the first video editor where the editor is your agent."

How we made it

The article is an HTML page styled like a generic encyclopedia, with our own chrome and no third party logos. On top of it we built a virtual camera: a perspective tilt, a depth of field blur that starts strong and pulls to sharp, a vignette, and a slow scroll. The highlight sweeps across the quote once the scroll settles. Two soft sound effects and no voice.

Because the page is real HTML, the text is real text. Change a sentence and render again.

How your agent can make one

For your own product page, record it and let the render frame it:

POST /v1/recordings
{
  "url": "https://yourproduct.com/about",
  "viewport": "mobile",
  "steps": [ { "type": "hold", "seconds": 2 }, { "type": "scroll", "pixels": 900 }, { "type": "hold", "seconds": 3 } ]
}

Add the recording to your brand kit's clips, then use it as a video scene in create_explainer, with the quote as a quote scene to finish.

What it costs

$1.50 on the starter pack.

Get started to try it on your own pages.

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