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Been a wonderful summer working at Mosaic.
I love working here because I, like Motion, have carte-blanche of responsibility that I can take on. From working on UGC, internal/external code, automations, and much more they let my passion for growth go wild.
Some of the most talented minds work here: @_adishj, @superfx64, @jithingarapati, @shivvtrivedi, @aniketium1, @aminegrows, and I couldn't have asked for a better team.
I am very excited for the day I come back to San Francisco!
our gtm intern wrapped up his summer internship last Friday
when john initially reached out back in February, I couldn’t believe his last name was actually “sellers”. It was almost like he was made for the gtm role
since starting with us, john has
> grown our ugc program to over 100 creators and 65M views
> setup internal gtm dashboards and a hub for metric tracking
> created layered codex automations for everything outbound
and a bunch of other things to take Mosaic's gtm from 0 to 1
gonna miss you in the office, glad we'll still get to work with you remotely for the foreseeable future @Fispiy!
i asked @motion_so to make me a trailer for "You Can See Everything" it knocked it out of the park
watch this now
John retweeted
Our video agent made this video with a few prompts, and it's all editable in premiere :)
when I worked at @Tesla, I went back and watched all the keynotes for every single release: Roadster, S, X, Y, 3, Semi.
as I watched these back-to-back, I noticed how consistent @elonmusk has always been with his messaging. literally 20 years ago, at the initial Roadster launch, elon was saying the same things about EVs he says today.
he had a vision. even when everyone else told him he was wrong, the entire auto-industry was against him, he believed in his vision and executed it on relentlessly.
in retrospect, it feels trivial.
but to materialize your vision in such a way (in elon's case, not just once or twice, but many times over) is the hardest thing imaginable.
by law of inertia, everything is against you. you must muster it within yourself to manifest your vision into reality. It's what ever founder hopes to do.
yesterday, the Roadster flew.
will it sell? maybe. maybe not. but for me, it was the most exciting product launch since the iPhone. and sometimes, that's all it's about.
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this edit was done with a few prompts to our new video agent. we've been materializing our own vision for agentic video editing. coming soon. 👇
John retweeted
when I worked at @Tesla, I went back and watched all the keynotes for every single release: Roadster, S, X, Y, 3, Semi.
as I watched these back-to-back, I noticed how consistent @elonmusk has always been with his messaging. literally 20 years ago, at the initial Roadster launch, elon was saying the same things about EVs he says today.
he had a vision. even when everyone else told him he was wrong, the entire auto-industry was against him, he believed in his vision and executed it on relentlessly.
in retrospect, it feels trivial.
but to materialize your vision in such a way (in elon's case, not just once or twice, but many times over) is the hardest thing imaginable.
by law of inertia, everything is against you. you must muster it within yourself to manifest your vision into reality. It's what ever founder hopes to do.
yesterday, the Roadster flew.
will it sell? maybe. maybe not. but for me, it was the most exciting product launch since the iPhone. and sometimes, that's all it's about.
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this edit was done with a few prompts to our new video agent. we've been materializing our own vision for agentic video editing. coming soon. 👇
John retweeted
"bro...Claude Motion just launched, is Motion cooked?"
in the last day alone we got Claude Motion, Higgsfield Katana, and a bunch of GitHub repos full of “motion skills” for Claude.
getting a model to write code was already solved. knowing HTML or Javascript can represent video was an insight, but this turned out to be the easy part.
knowing what actually looks good is the hard part. the pacing, the type, when to cut, the easing, the movement, the familiarity.
that’s what we spend our days on at Motion. that's why Motion is the best harness in the world for motion design.
models unlock new capabilities; a good harnesses induces taste from those capabilities.
it bridges the gap between minimal user input and exceedingly good outputs.
so, is Motion cooked? no.
we're just getting started.👇
John retweeted
two lyric videos one-shotted with @motion_so for Daft Punk's "Technologic"
which do you prefer—A or B?
Motion Affiliates was just upgraded to 6 months of revenue share for any signup under your link.
25% for you, 25% off for them
Join today :) : motion.so/affiliates
John retweeted
prompt to @motion_so: make a Wes Anderson style edit using footage from 'Moving Image Archive' about the concept of love
the internet is full of forgotten films
so i built a website with over 120,000 historical public-domain clips, dating 1894 to 2021!
all free to use, and waiting to be seen again.
movingimagearchive.com 🎥
John retweeted
we just crossed a 100M+ views on our @motion_so UGC program!
incredible growth and excited to see this double even faster 📈
lfg 🥳
we just crossed a 100M+ views on our @motion_so UGC program!
incredible growth and excited to see this double even faster 📈
John retweeted
Introducing Claude Opus 5.5 for launch videos.
Give it an idea, your assets, and a visual reference.
Through the Motion MCP, it can build animated scenes, typography, and transitions into a video you can keep editing.
Want something changed? Tell Claude, and it updates the video in Motion.
This video was created with Opus 👇
