Make reels with Claude Code

Make me a 30-second vertical explainer video with Remotion (1080x1920, 30fps) about: [YOUR TOPIC].

1. Script. Write 8-10 short spoken lines, about 90 words in total. Open with a question, give three concrete facts, one practical tip, and end with a call to action. Write it to be said out loud: contractions, short fragments. Show me the script and wait for my OK before going on.

2. Voice. Use the ElevenLabs text-to-speech "with timestamps" endpoint (the key is ELEVENLABS_API_KEY in .env) to make an MP3 of the script. Turn the character timings it returns into a start and end time for every word, and save them as JSON in the project.

3. Video. Build a Remotion composition with one scene per line. Each scene has a headline of 3-6 words, and each word appears at the moment it's spoken, using the word timings. Pick one accent word per line and give it a different colour. Something must be moving on screen at all times: no stretch longer than 0.3 seconds where the picture is still.

4. Render. Add the MP3 as the audio track and render to out/reel.mp4.

5. Check. Compare the caption timings with the audio and tell me any line where they drift by more than 0.1 seconds.

Make the reel punchier. Every 1 to 1.5 seconds, something new should land on screen exactly on a spoken word: a pop-in illustrated object, a stamp-style label, or a number counting up. Give each one a short sound effect that matches it, kept quieter than the voice. Add a quick whoosh when a new scene comes in. Then re-render to out/reel-v2.mp4 and list what lands on which word.