Motion, learned from film.
Give Automotion a reference video. It studies the movement and builds a preset you can use in your film.
Choose a video with motion you like.
Turn its movement into a preset.
Compare the new move with the reference.
From footage to a preset.
Use the movement in a film you admire.
- 01
Measure the reference
Find the timing and movement in the footage.
- 02
Build a motion preset
Turn a measured move into a reusable preset.
- 03
Render and compare
Render the move and compare it with the reference.
Movement sets the rhythm.
Notice the entrances, camera movement, and cuts.
When each element appears, and how its movement settles.
How long a scene holds before the edit changes direction.
What the frame follows and how the emphasis shifts.
Common questions.
A public video link, such as a launch film or portfolio reel.
Automotion marks it as unknown rather than guessing.
It borrows timing and movement. Your film keeps its own story and imagery.
Bring a reference you admire.
Bring a motion reference alongside your software URL or creative brief.