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Letters become tokens
Every word of the draft is sampled pixel by pixel where it sits on screen, so 29,872 particles start inside the real letters and a clip wipe hides each word at the moment it burns.
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Prompt Engineering · Token Rain
26.0s · 1920×1080 · 30fps · one take
The film for the Prompt Engineering service. A stock AI paragraph has its clichés caught by an anti-pattern scan; they burn into tokens, rain through draft, critique and rewrite, and land as one line in the brand's voice.
An original score composed in code. No spoken dialogue. On-screen text carries the story.
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This film has a recipe: the prompt, a template to remix it and the source. Open the recipe
The study
Show what prompt engineering does without a single diagram: the same model, its clichés removed, its output rewritten until it sounds like you.
- tools
- HyperFramesThree.jsTSLWebGLGSAPCanvasPython
- techniques
- Glyph-to-particle dissolve88,000 GPU particlesCamera dive through ringsParticles to type
process notes
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One equation per particle
A TSL shader places all 88,872 particles from time alone: float, fall, a helix that tightens through each ring, and a landing on one pixel of the final line. Any frame renders the same way twice.
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A score from the same clock
The music is composed in code from the picture's own timing table: a blip for every streamed word, a ping per cliché, a crackle for the burn and a chime at each ring.