AgentSkillsCN

motion-design

为视频内容打造专业级动态图形。适用于制作动画、转场、片头片尾,或为视频制作进行任何基于时间的视觉设计。

SKILL.md
--- frontmatter
name: motion-design
description: Professional motion graphics for video content. Use when creating animations, transitions, title sequences, or any time-based visual design for video production.
license: MIT
metadata:
  author: editframe
  version: "2.0"

Motion Design

For Video Content Creation

Motion serves communication, not decoration. Every animation must guide attention and express intent.

The 4 Core Concepts

All motion design derives from these four ideas:

1. Intent → Strategy

Message + Emotion → Motion characteristics

What should the viewer feel? This determines material selection and personality.

2. Physics Model

Material + Weight + Force → Timing + Deformation + Easing

Material properties determine how objects move. Contains reference tables for durations, deformation, bounce, and easing curves.

3. Attention Flow

One focus at a time. Sequence everything.

Plan viewer focus flow. Contains stagger patterns, timing, and sequencing strategies.

4. Systematic Iteration

Broad strokes → Easing → Secondary → Polish

Don't perfect details before structure is right. Process for iterating from concept to polish.

Decision Framework

code
START: What's the message?
  ↓
INTENT: What should viewer feel?
  → Determines material personality
  ↓
PHYSICS MODEL: What material expresses that?
  → Material determines timing/deformation/bounce
  → Weight scales duration
  → Force determines easing
  ↓
ATTENTION: What's the viewing sequence?
  → Determines stagger patterns
  → Ensures one focus at a time
  ↓
PROCESS: Iterate systematically
  → Broad strokes → Easing → Secondary → Polish

Core Rules

  1. One focus at a time - Never animate unrelated elements simultaneously
  2. Intent first - Every animation serves the message
  3. Material consistency - All elements of same material move similarly
  4. Exits faster than entrances - 30-40% shorter duration
  5. Respect physics - Unless intentionally stylized

Video-Specific Considerations

  • Work in frames, not just milliseconds (24fps, 30fps, 60fps)
  • Consider composition duration and pacing for full sequence
  • Think about viewer distance (mobile vs TV vs cinema)
  • Plan for audio sync when applicable
  • Account for export format constraints

Quick Reference

For detailed tables and patterns, see: