
Please create a 45 second pure javascript animation based on the website https://ticketmappr.com (to basically create a trailer). Entire trailer should be as high of a production value as possible. Please spend your time on this, its very important. Use high quality text-to-speech model for generation. You can use any tools you can find access to and resources on the internet. You can capture screenshots and video/sound capture from a browser, don't make anything up, capture it. When capturing content set your location to a location that will have lots of quality events. You create the script, the assets, the animation, everything. Work autonomously until done. Quality is paramount. Production value should be on professional level.
Make it yours. Replace "https://ticketmappr.com" with your own site and "45 second" with your length. Keep "don't make anything up, capture it" so the agent records the real site, and change the sentence about setting a location to whatever makes your site look full.
Narrated trailer for an events map app
A 45-second trailer for the creator's events map, TicketMappr. Opus 5.5 captured the live site with Playwright, rebuilt it as a frame-by-frame JavaScript animation, and made the voice, music, and sound locally, from a reworded Minecraft-trailer prompt.
“Opus 5.5 did this in 4 hours with only 1 correction prompt”
You'll need
- A live website for the agent to capture
- A GPU for local ACE-Step 1.5 music, as the creator used
How it was made
The creator adapted the prompt from a Minecraft mod trailer posted earlier on r/ClaudeAI. One correction prompt, not published, removed a mention of Ticketmaster, which the creator's contract keeps out of promotional material. According to the creator's comment, nothing was screen-recorded. Playwright drove the live site in headless Chromium with a spoofed location (Times Square, the West End, the Strip) and captured map, pin, and UI layers at each zoom level, plus a phone viewport. The trailer was rebuilt as a JavaScript page and rendered frame by frame at 60 fps. Kokoro-82M voiced it, ACE-Step 1.5 made the music on a local GPU, the sound effects were synthesized in NumPy, and Whisper word timings set the visual cues.
Posted Sep 30, 2026 · r/ClaudeAI on Reddit · 89 upvotes · 17 comments
Prompt from: Post body
Look notesby Reference
A map-based trailer for an events app. Dark night maps of New York carry "Friday night.", a concert card, and floating ticket prices, then the real street map around Times Square fills with event pins, a Hamilton listing marks the best price, and the logo closes it.
- Color
- Navy and charcoal night maps with purple, red, and green pins and a cyan glow, then daytime map tiles in cream, gray, and pale green, with white UI cards and cyan highlights.
- Type
- Bold white sans-serif lines over the map ("Friday night.", "Concerts", "Tonight. This weekend. Or next month."), a small spaced kicker "FRIDAY · 7:48 PM", the site's own interface text, and a white TicketMappr wordmark with a pin icon.
- Framing
- 16:9. Wide maps of the New York area with text set left of center, a ring centered over a cluster of Manhattan pins, and close street-level views with the site's date picker at the top and an event panel docked on the right.
- Sound
- A Kokoro-82M voice-over, ACE-Step 1.5 music, and sound effects synthesized in NumPy, timed with Whisper, according to the creator.
- Structure
- "FRIDAY · 7:48 PM Friday night." over a dark map of New York, pins gathered over Midtown, a "Harry Styles with Jamie XX" card at Madison Square Garden beside "Concerts", ticket tags reading "From $223", "$86", "$130", and "$33", a ring around a pin cluster, the Times Square street map crowded with music and theatre pins, the Hamilton panel with dates and prices and a "Best price" tag on $223, the whole city under "Tonight. This weekend. Or next month." with a Month filter, and the TicketMappr logo on a dark map.





























