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Use examples in three different ways:
  • Watch a finished result to understand what HyperFrames can make.
  • Inspect a production project to learn how story, media, scenes, and motion fit together.
  • Start from a template when you want working structure immediately.

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Finished production videos

These are real HyperFrames projects with public source.
Product launch

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HyperFrames launch

A complete announcement using product UI, typography, footage, captions, voiceover, sound, and several animation techniques.

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Feature reveal

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Timeline editor launch

A product reveal built around the pain of repeated editing prompts, followed by the visual editor as the answer.

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Product and website video

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Website to HyperFrames

Captured product material turned into a structured promo rather than a simple scrolling screen recording.

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Motion and title design

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Texture launch

Expressive typography, texture masks, shader backgrounds, and compact transition-led storytelling.

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What to learn from the source

The hyperframes-launches repository contains complete project folders. Depending on the project, you may find:
  • BRIEF.md, STORYBOARD.md, or design notes;
  • the main index.html;
  • separate scene compositions;
  • local media and fonts;
  • narration, captions, music, and sound effects;
  • a finished render to compare against the source.
These projects are useful references, not universal templates. Copy the production thinking and patterns that fit your work; do not copy an entire visual identity by default.

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Start from a template

Create a project with a working example:
warm-grain
Organic brand and editorial work
play-mode
Energetic social and product work
swiss-grid
Structured technical or corporate stories
kinetic-type
Promos, intros, and title cards
Choose a template for its structure and tone, then replace the sample content. If none fits, start with blank and let the agent build from the brief.

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Run a production project locally

The launch repository uses Git LFS for large media:
If you only need a starting structure, use a built-in template instead. It is smaller and faster to understand.