Collab Cursor Moves
Collab Cursor Moves is a interaction & feature demo Remotion shot (with a public demo.tsx). Watch the video preview, read the recipe notes, and copy the agent brief to implement it from tuned TSX.
- Category
- Interaction & Feature Demo
- Duration
- A ~4.7s (140f) / B ~4.7s (140f)
- Energy
- A Medium (high narrative density) / B Low-medium (atmosphere layer, can pad any duration)
- Styles
- 2
Recipe notes
Collab cursors as actors in two variants — dialogue-duet, a two-cursor dialogue duet on a dark stage (approach/orbit/light handoff/magnified into a transition), and cast-ensemble, a five-cursor ensemble atmosphere layer (staggered fly-in + sine drift + typing cameo + converging onlookers)
When to use it
Narrative passages on collaboration/multiplayer/handoff themes; A-variant carries a pure UI-less narrative beat, B-variant lays a "team presence" warmth over canvas scenes
Intent
Cursors in this library have so far been "operating tools" (input-trigger-moves' cursor-performance is a single-cursor click performance). This card promotes name-badged collab cursors into **actors**: A-variant's two named cursors choreograph a "design-development handoff" story on a bare dark stage through displacement alone — with no UI elements at all, the viewer still reads the plot, and the cursors' spatial relationships are the dialogue; B-variant's five cursors fly in staggered and then drift continuously as ambient particles, carrying the entire "team presence" feel, and one of them can even stop to type (a cameo bit). SVG cursors + name badge chips cost almost nothing and deliver extreme narrative density — the cheapest visual argument for a "collaboration" theme.