One prompt, 6 hours of Claude Code: a 6-minute JCS-style interrogation film
nt_coco · reddit · 2026-09-27
A Redditor fed Claude Code (Opus 5.5, max effort) a single prompt plus one reference video; 6 hours later they had a 6-minute fictional JCS-style interrogation film where the unbreakable suspect is revealed to be a synthetic body running Claude.
Claude Code ran the whole pipeline: wrote and self-critiqued the script (catching an alibi plot hole), picked ElevenLabs voices via Gemini-judged blind tests and verified takes with Whisper, built Blender scenes from Rocketbox assets with lip-sync driven from voice timestamps, wrote a custom skin-dissolve shader, rendered 8,600 frames across 36 shots with a self-written scheduler after hitting VRAM limits, composited the CCTV look and annotations in Python, scored and mixed audio, then had Gemini review the cut and fixed flagged issues over two rounds. Total cost: 23% of the $20 plan's weekly usage. All assets properly licensed.
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