Codex made a Monaco GP film: 2,610 frames at 4K with original Python-scored soundtrack
Dimillian · x · 2026-09-16
Derrick Choi used OpenAI Codex (High reasoning) to produce an 87-second Monaco Grand Prix final-lap film: all 22 F-1 cars, 2,610 frames rendered at 4K 30fps. Codex wrote the scripts to build and animate the Blender scene and composed the original stereo soundtrack in Python — covering engine RPM, gear changes, passing cars and tunnel reverb. One person, one agent, full pipeline from scene to audio.
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