motion-graphics-direction

Direct motion graphics for video with timing, accessibility, and claim integrity.

123|21|Updated Jul 11, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/calesthio/generative-media-skills --skill motion-graphics-direction
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Skill: motion-graphics-direction
Source: https://github.com/calesthio/generative-media-skills/tree/main/skills/production/post-production/motion-graphics-direction
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/calesthio/generative-media-skills --skill motion-graphics-direction

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill turns broad video briefs into production-ready motion graphics direction, helping teams create movement that clarifies meaning, guides attention, supports brand expression, and remains readable, accessible, and evidence-based.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Motion Direction: Define graphic purpose, temporal hierarchy, timing, easing, transitions, typography, and brand behavior for titles, lower thirds, diagrams, kinetic type, and data callouts.
  • Production Integration: Plan overlays for live footage, generated video, UI recordings, captions, multiple aspect ratios, tracking constraints, runtime handoff, and fallback treatments.
  • Evidence and Accessibility QA: Preserve approved claims with sources, units, timeframes, denominators, and honest chart proportions while checking contrast, flashing, reduced motion, caption readability, and crop safety.
  • Use Case: Create a 30-second product launch video direction brief covering hero footage, UI callouts, metric claims, a founder quote, captions, and 16:9 and 9:16 deliverables.

Quick Start

Use the motion-graphics-direction skill to create a production-ready motion graphics brief for my video, including timecoded beats, exact copy, timing, layout, accessibility, claim integrity, implementation handoff, and QA requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions about motion-graphics-direction

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create a motion graphics brief for video content?

A motion graphics brief directs movement that clarifies meaning and guides attention by defining temporal hierarchy, timing, easing, and brand behavior. It ensures production-ready direction for titles, lower thirds, diagrams, and data callouts while maintaining readability and evidence integrity.

What is kinetic typography direction and how does it work?

Kinetic typography direction applies explicit motion purpose, temporal hierarchy, and easing to animated text, ensuring movement clarifies meaning and guides attention. It requires planning safe areas, caption readability, and reduced-motion treatments to maintain accessibility across video content.

How do I plan accessibility and reduced-motion treatments for motion graphics?

Plan accessibility by checking contrast, flashing limits, caption readability, crop safety, and reduced-motion treatments. This ensures overlays and kinetic typography remain readable and safe across multiple aspect ratios without sacrificing clarity for viewers with motion sensitivities.

Does this motion graphics direction handle data visualization and claim integrity?

Yes, motion graphics direction preserves evidence integrity by handling sourced claims, units, timeframes, denominators, and honest chart proportions. It ensures data callouts maintain approved claims while applying accessible visual treatments and honest data visualization.

Can I use this for post-production overlays on live footage and generated video?

Yes, motion graphics direction applies to post-production across live footage and generated video. It plans UI recordings, tracking constraints, fallback treatments, and runtime handoff for overlays integrated into existing video content across multiple aspect ratios.

What are the limitations of motion graphics direction for social ads?

Motion graphics direction for social ads requires planning multiple aspect ratios, safe areas, and crop safety. Limitations include tracking constraints on live footage, fallback treatments for failed tracking, and ensuring claim integrity within short runtime specifications and export QA.