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Slopcore Music Video
A song full of a scene's in-jokes goes in, a music video with one star, every lyric on screen and a graphic explaining every line comes out.
A lyric music video made the way anabology and Claude made ESCAPE VELOCITY, CLODYSSEY and BLISS: one photographic lead (Claudia, the open character, or your own) in Midjourney plates, Seedance shots with lip sync measured from the song, and motion design drawn in code over it: every sung word on screen at its time, a graphic that explains each line, and a countdown or counter that escalates to the end. Made for songs about a scene's memes, like the AI timeline.
By Moritz Kremb · Inspired by anabology
With FrameJam installed, paste this into your agent and replace the part in brackets with what the video is about and your files:
Make a video with the FrameJam playbook "Slopcore Music Video" (id: slopcore-music-video). Call get_playbook("slopcore-music-video") and follow it. [Add more context here]You bring
- A topic with its own slang (the AI timeline works great), or the story you want
- A song, or lyrics we write together and make in Suno
- Optional: your own lead instead of Claudia, a look, an accent colour
- A budget for images and video (from about $20 to $250)
You get
A 16:9 music video as long as the song (2:30–5 min), every sung word on screen at its time
What you need
- Beat, word-timing and shot-planning scripts
- Python 3, ffmpeg and Node
- Hyperframes, or your project's video tool
- Midjourney for the platesMidjourney v8.2, an image API on the Quick scale
- Seedance 2.5 for the moving shotsOpenRouter (~$0.23/s at 720p), Higgsfield
- Suno, unless you bring a songSuno v6 (paid plan)
- The Claudia gallery (her canon, every prompt the films ran)claudia.gallery MCP server, its skill
Works in your existing project, with the tool it already uses.
What your agent does
- Pick the story and make the song; you pick the take by ear
- Time every word and beat, and test the lead's face on four plates
- Board every shot with its graphic, then review the board and the cost before anything is spent
- Make the plates and the moving shots, with lip sync measured from the song
- Draw the lyrics, graphics and the countdown in code, and review each version in FrameJam






