Make / Launch film

Turn a reference into your launch film.

Choose a story structure, give it your product’s promise and proof, and end with one clear next step. Bring the assets that make the story yours.

Open the Linear reference Get the task checklist

Copying a prompt is free. No account needed.

Launchscene’s 22.1667-second pilot, 1920 × 1080 at 30 fps. Made with a hand-refined brief and supplied assets. See what changed and what was checked.

What to bring

A promise and real evidence: One useful thing your product does, a visible example and one final invitation.
Your product and identity: Your screenshots or recordings, logo, approved copy and fonts.
Footage and sound, when needed: Supply any real people, settings, music or effects your chosen scenes require.

From reference to your version

01
Choose a structure you can supply.
Watch the reference and list what each passage needs. A typography or interface reference can be a practical start when you have no filmed footage.
02
Copy the film prompt.
Open the reference, choose Copy prompt for this film, and add your product, audience, message and assets. Copy or download the complete brief without an account.
03
Build, watch and revise.
Give the brief and your files to your agent. Request an MP4 and editable source, then check the story, reading time, product claims and final invitation.

Bring a brief for your product.

Fill in this checklist and attach your assets to your agent. Add the complete prompt from your chosen reference for its scene timings and available measurements.

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Read the checklist

# My launch film

Use this checklist together with the complete scene or film prompt copied from Launchscene. This is a task brief, not a measured reconstruction timeline.

Product: [name and one-sentence description]
Audience: [who it is for]
One promise: [what they can do]
Evidence: [a real product action or supported fact]
Final invitation: [one next action]
Reference: [paste the Launchscene film or scene URL]
Target: [duration, dimensions and frame rate]

Assets I will attach: my logo, approved copy, product screenshots or recordings, fonts, and any footage or sound I can use. Identify missing assets before rendering. Real people and settings must be supplied or replaced; do not recreate the reference’s people or brand media.

Adapt the reference’s structure and timing to my product. Keep one visual focus at a time and leave enough reading time. Use only supported product claims; no invented statistics, testimonials or features. Distinguish measured reference information from proposed motion.

Use Remotion for a local, editable render. Deliver an MP4, source project and reproduction command. Check duration, frame rate, full decode, text fit, transitions, missing assets and audio peaks. Inspect frames, repair problems and report remaining limits.

Keep the structure useful to your message. A reference is not permission to reuse its brand identity, footage, music or people. Unsupported claims and invented testimonials do not belong in your film.

Results vary with your assets and your agent: the gallery shows what the Copy prompt button gave us with our own. Your agent builds and renders the film in your chosen environment; Launchscene supplies references and a brief.

Starting with one interface action?

What to bring

From reference to your version

Choose a structure you can supply.

Copy the film prompt.

Build, watch and revise.

Bring a brief for your product.