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Temporal grid music video edit for Gojo

Temporal grid music video edit for Gojo is a 33-second Claude Opus motion design reference by @aimikoda, built around AI video. GOAL: Create a high-energy 16:9 temporal poster-grid music video, exactly matching the full duration of the supplied music. Copy this music visual prompt, keep the creator's frame counts and palette, and adapt the subject for your own launch film.

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GOAL: Create a high-energy 16:9 temporal poster-grid music video, exactly matching the full duration of the supplied music. MOTION: GRID STRUCTURE: Divide the entire frame into a dense 20×12 matrix of near-square cells separated by ultra-thin grey lines. Preserve one continuous, recognizable image across the grid rather than displaying unrelated images. The grid acts as a unified visual canvas with independently animated temporal fragments. TEMPORAL CHOREOGRAPHY: Keep the central 4×4 region anchored to the primary action, maintaining recognizable movement and visual continuity. Surrounding cells explore different moments of the same footage through staggered time offsets, rapid repetitions, reversed motion, delayed echoes, speed ramps, micro-loops and impact freezes. Create complex rhythmic patterns: diagonal temporal cascades, radial time ripples, expanding freeze-frame waves, checkerboard reversals, alternating motion phases and synchronized frame resets. Allow temporal distortions to propagate across neighboring cells like chain reactions. VISUAL EFFECTS: Layer sophisticated graphic treatments driven by the music: - Chromatic aberration and RGB channel displacement - Directional motion smears and multi-frame ghost trails - Glitch propagation and digital frame tearing - High-contrast monochrome flashes and selective color isolation - Halftone textures, manga speed lines and graphic silhouettes - Pixel sorting, scanline interference and datamosh-like distortions - Grid warping, cell displacement and elastic boundary deformation - Stroboscopic impact frames and negative-image flashes - Temporal feedback loops and recursive motion echoes - Brief typography fragments, abstract symbols and kinetic graphic overlays RHYTHMIC EDITING: Analyze the soundtrack's beats, accents, transitions and energy progression. Synchronize cell activity, temporal shifts, visual effects and grid transformations precisely to the music. Use restrained motion during quieter passages, escalating into dense synchronized chaos during climaxes. On major impacts, trigger cascading temporal explosions across the grid, followed by sudden unified resets. VISUAL COHERENCE: Maintain the source footage's original characters, compositions and visual identity. The grid must remain structurally recognizable even during aggressive effects. Prioritize creative temporal manipulation over random glitch noise. Make the result feel like an experimental motion-design masterpiece: dense, rhythmic, kinetic, visually intricate and deliberately choreographed.
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Create a high-energy 16:9 temporal poster-grid music video, exactly matching the full duration of the supplied music. GRID STRUCTURE: Divide the entire frame into a dense 20×12 matrix of near-square cells separated by ultra-thin grey lines. Preserve one continuous, recognizable image across the grid rather than displaying unrelated images. The grid acts as a unified visual canvas with independently animated temporal fragments. TEMPORAL CHOREOGRAPHY: Keep the central 4×4 region anchored to the primary action, maintaining recognizable movement and visual continuity. Surrounding cells explore different moments of the same footage through staggered time offsets, rapid repetitions, reversed motion, delayed echoes, speed ramps, micro-loops and impact freezes. Create complex rhythmic patterns: diagonal temporal cascades, radial time ripples, expanding freeze-frame waves, checkerboard reversals, alternating motion phases and synchronized frame resets. Allow temporal distortions to propagate across neighboring cells like chain reactions. VISUAL EFFECTS: Layer sophisticated graphic treatments driven by the music: - Chromatic aberration and RGB channel displacement - Directional motion smears and multi-frame ghost trails - Glitch propagation and digital frame tearing - High-contrast monochrome flashes and selective color isolation - Halftone textures, manga speed lines and graphic silhouettes - Pixel sorting, scanline interference and datamosh-like distortions - Grid warping, cell displacement and elastic boundary deformation - Stroboscopic impact frames and negative-image flashes - Temporal feedback loops and recursive motion echoes - Brief typography fragments, abstract symbols and kinetic graphic overlays RHYTHMIC EDITING: Analyze the soundtrack's beats, accents, transitions and energy progression. Synchronize cell activity, temporal shifts, visual effects and grid transformations precisely to the music. Use restrained motion during quieter passages, escalating into dense synchronized chaos during climaxes. On major impacts, trigger cascading temporal explosions across the grid, followed by sudden unified resets. VISUAL COHERENCE: Maintain the source footage's original characters, compositions and visual identity. The grid must remain structurally recognizable even during aggressive effects. Prioritize creative temporal manipulation over random glitch noise. Make the result feel like an experimental motion-design masterpiece: dense, rhythmic, kinetic, visually intricate and deliberately choreographed.

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What is this music prompt for?

It is a Claude Opus motion design brief for “Temporal grid music video edit for Gojo”. Paste it into Claude and keep the timings already written in the prompt.

Where is the original film?

The creator is @aimikoda. Use View post to open the X video this prompt belongs to.

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