DeepSeek Flash 1017動画：5つの活用例を検証

Make a polished 15-second 1280x720 launch film for the real software iArt (iart.ai), an AI motion graphics app. Sell one clear transformation: a written idea becomes an animated video. Use the REAL iArt UI screenshots and existing REAL generated result below as visible media. Do not redraw the UI, invent interfaces, or replace these with placeholder rectangles. This is an edited product film, not a realtime recording and not a claim of 15-second generation latency.

Art direction: confident editorial SaaS launch, warm off-white #f7f6f3, near-black #181818, one restrained terracotta accent. Large tasteful typography (headlines around 64-88px), generous negative space, precise easing, beautifully framed actual UI and video. No fake 3D objects, mascot, generic glowing technology orb, neon gradients, confetti or busy decoration. The actual software and output are the hero.

Storyboard:
0-2s: Bold opening "Your idea. In motion." with an elegant typographic reveal. Small iArt wordmark. Begin revealing the real composer beneath it.
2-6s: Real UI closeup, centered and readable, about 1120px wide, natural screenshot aspect ratio. Begin on empty composer, transition to filled composer and focus a subtle ring/cursor on its real send button. Use supplied filled image as the exact input state, never double-print text over the existing screenshot. Caption "Describe it." The screenshots include the real page heading and composer; retain their proportions and don't clip any controls. Avoid huge empty margins or a fake full-browser frame.
6-12s: A clean motivated transition to the supplied AFTER DARK animation, actually PLAYING as a large 16:9 result on the canvas. Show its owl reveal and then the event title/details. Use an appropriate continuous 6-second excerpt from the actual video (inspect it first). This result was previously generated in iArt with DeepSeek. Caption "See it move." outside the video. Do not cover the important output with marketing text. No static screenshot standing in for video. No external player controls in the film.
12-15s: Clear brand close: "iArt" / "Bring your ideas to life." / "Try it at iart.ai". Strong readable final hold for at least 2 seconds. No pricing, fabricated testimonial, fake launch date or instant-generation promises.

Provided assets (public URLs, use as actual assets in the composition):
Empty real composer (805x255 JPEG): https://cdn.iart.ai/video-asset/blog/deepseek-flash-1017-video/20261019/deepseek-iart-launch/inputs/composer-empty.jpg
Filled real composer (805x255 JPEG): https://cdn.iart.ai/video-asset/blog/deepseek-flash-1017-video/20261019/deepseek-iart-launch/inputs/composer-filled.jpg
Actual generated result (15s 1280x720 MP4): https://cdn.iart.ai/video-asset/blog/deepseek-flash-1017-video/20261019/deepseek-event/initial/video.mp4
Result poster (for loading fallback only, not a replacement for playback): https://cdn.iart.ai/video-asset/blog/deepseek-flash-1017-video/20261019/deepseek-event/initial/poster.jpg

No narration. Subtle original synthesized soundtrack optional, no competing audio from the embedded result. Fetch/inspect the screenshots and result before composing. Use supported Remotion image/video primitives so the assets render reliably in preview and export. Keep every major caption readable at phone size. Inspect rendered frames at UI, transition, playing result and final CTA; correct cropping, missing assets, overlaps or timing errors before delivering. Deliver the complete saved animation. Do not ask me to supply more assets: the provided real UI and real output are the source material.

Create a 20-second feature demo for SLOT, an imaginary group scheduling app. Show one concrete transformation: three chat messages about availability become one confirmed meeting. Use these exact pieces of content: "Maya: Tuesday, 2–4 pm", "Leo: Tuesday, 3–5 pm", "You: Tuesday, 3–4 pm". A button marked "Find a time" is pressed. Visually align three availability bars on a Tuesday timeline labelled 2 pm, 3 pm, 4 pm, 5 pm. Highlight ONLY the shared 3–4 pm interval. Transform it into a calendar card reading "Tuesday · 3–4 pm" and "Design sync confirmed". Final title: "Less scheduling. More doing." Look: warm ivory canvas, dark plum text, coral selected state, crisp UI cards with readable large type and careful spacing. Keep a single continuous UI world. No made-up metrics, tiny paragraphs or floating unrelated panels. The cursor, chosen interval and final card must agree.
Deliver one complete 1280x720 code-drawn animation with a coherent beginning and ending. Use intentional art direction, strong hierarchy and smooth purposeful motion. No external assets or narration. A subtle original synthesized soundtrack is welcome. Inspect rendered frames and fix visible errors before delivering. Do not show player controls. 

Create a 15-second event announcement for an imaginary community night birdwatching walk. Title "AFTER DARK / BIRD WALK". Essential details exactly: "November 7 · 7:00 pm", "Meet at North Gate", "Reserve your spot". Begin with a crescent moon and a distinct owl silhouette on a branch; a binocular-shaped reveal opens into a quiet park scene; the event title appears with controlled kinetic typography; end with all three event details legible for at least 4 seconds. Palette midnight blue, pale moon-yellow, restrained muted green. Rich but clean flat editorial illustration with layered tree silhouettes and small drifting fireflies. Design for someone seeing this on a phone. This is a fictional event example, no real booking URL or QR code. Information hierarchy and the final readable card matter more than decorative particles.
Deliver one complete 1280x720 code-drawn animation with a coherent beginning and ending. Use intentional art direction, strong hierarchy and smooth purposeful motion. No external assets or narration. A subtle original synthesized soundtrack is welcome. Inspect rendered frames and fix visible errors before delivering. Do not show player controls. 

Create a 20-second animated explainer for a library self-checkout station: "BORROW IN THREE STEPS". Keep the same red book, teal library card and cream kiosk present throughout. Show: 1 "Scan your card" — card moves to scanner, checkmark appears. 2 "Place your book" — the red book moves to the scanning pad, screen shows "1 book detected". 3 "Confirm and go" — a finger/cursor presses Confirm, screen changes to "Checked out", book moves into a tote bag. Final title "Your next chapter starts here." Distinct purposeful actions with readable labels, a single isometric library desk, warm ivory background, teal fixtures, red book accent, soft geometric shadows. The book must not duplicate or disappear between steps; screen state changes follow the actions. No dates, fees or unsupported claims. Hold each step long enough to understand it.
Deliver one complete 1280x720 code-drawn animation with a coherent beginning and ending. Use intentional art direction, strong hierarchy and smooth purposeful motion. No external assets or narration. A subtle original synthesized soundtrack is welcome. Inspect rendered frames and fix visible errors before delivering. Do not show player controls. 

Create a 15-second data-story film for an imaginary community repair cafe. Opening "SMALL FIXES. BIG SECOND CHANCES." Present three labelled bars from a common zero baseline: "Lamps 40", "Chairs 25", "Toasters 15". Their heights must be proportional to 40:25:15. Small recognizable line illustrations of a lamp, chair and toaster accompany the bars. Reveal total "80 items repaired" only after all three bars settle. End with "Repair. Reuse. Repeat." Keep a legible "Illustrative data" footnote visible throughout the data section; these are invented demonstration figures, not real environmental statistics. Style: warm paper, black editorial typography, orange and moss-green accents, tactile print-like geometry. Smooth count-up ends on exact values, no perspective-distorted chart, no pie chart, no unsupported CO2 claims. Large readable text, useful motion, 2-second final hold.
Deliver one complete 1280x720 code-drawn animation with a coherent beginning and ending. Use intentional art direction, strong hierarchy and smooth purposeful motion. No external assets or narration. A subtle original synthesized soundtrack is welcome. Inspect rendered frames and fix visible errors before delivering. Do not show player controls.