it has been too long.

Dropped a new resource in the knowledge base. Claude Code + Remotion: my exact motion graphics setup. The math: - Old way: Adobe Premiere + After Effects + freelance editor → ~$2,080/mo, 20 hrs/week - New way: Remotion + Claude Code writing the .tsx files → ~$20/mo, 1 hr/week Inside the guide: - The complete install (Node → create-video → Claude prompt) - The reusable Claude prompt that turns any idea into an MP4 - 6 pro tips (vertical render config, spring() easing over interpolate(), parallel rendering, audio sync, reusable templates) - The Google Sheet → one-MP4-per-row playbook (one template, fifty videos, while you sleep) If you're still paying for Premiere subs or editors, read this before you renew anything. 👉 https://agency-accelerants.notion.site/Claude-Code-Remotion-My-Exact-Motion-Graphics-Setup-35d07c94a4a780d991f5facebed3fbf2

Finally got my first deal after watching so many vids and learning a bunch of stuff around AI.

Just closed our biggest deal yet. $100K over 6 months. Grupo VEQ — commercial real estate firm out of Mexico. When we walked in, here's what was broken: — Zero tracking on any content they were producing — Chronic shortage of influencers and editors — No real understanding of viral content frameworks — Internal sales data trapped in communication bottlenecks What we sold them: → Full influencer team — solves the talent supply → Personal content intelligence system — AI brain that tracks every idea, scores it against viral frameworks, repurposes it, and schedules it → 1-on-1 AI consulting on retainer — first build is unjamming their internal sales-data flow The unlock: Most agencies sell "we'll run your socials." We sold them the operating system behind their entire personal brand, content engine, AND internal AI infrastructure. The influencer team handles output. The content intelligence makes sure nothing valuable ever dies — and every post is built on what actually works. The AI consulting future-proofs every new initiative across the rest of the company. This is the model we've been quietly building toward all year.