Making Videos with Claude: Opus 5.5 Animation and Finished-Film Examples

The author designed the visuals in Figma and then animated them into a video with Claude Opus 5.5, showing how design work connects to AI animation.

The developer released Chainlink Local V3 with CCIP 2.0 support as a breaking change, alongside a short launch trailer made with Opus 5.5.

A website that gathers Opus 5.5 animation video examples from X, with links to the original posts and, for most of them, prompts that can be run.

The author says they make launch videos with Opus 5.5 and points readers to bookmark the article to learn the video-making workflow.

A 16-second continuous shot generated entirely in code: text types itself, words fall into a chart, a like becomes a profile, and it all folds back into an empty post, with the prompt in the replies.

An Anthropic engineer calls Opus 5.5 the most capable model for motion design and 40% cheaper, alongside a one-hour prompting workshop and an article on creating pro motion designs.

The author used Claude Opus 5.5 via aimlapi to turn a fishing meme into a playable 3D mini-game where you can hook and drag away the other character's pickup.

The author made a motion graphics video with Opus 5.5 Max and shared the result, though they haven't formed an opinion on it yet.

An interactive parcel hub generated with Opus 5.5: trailer unloading, a scanning tunnel, tilt-tray sorting and 48 robots, where clicking any parcel tracks it all the way to the van.

The author vibe-coded a CRPG with Claude 5.5 Opus and shared prologue and gameplay footage with camera moves and NPC animation, still full of placeholders and in progress.

The author shares a video piece made in two hours, credited to GPT-6 Astra and Claude Opus 5.5 working together.

The author used Astra to generate a character animation, which consumed a full 5-hour limit plus 15% of the weekly quota, and says Opus 5.5 feels at least twice as cost-efficient.