Stop keyframing camera moves by hand. This is one of those workflows that looks way more complicated than it actually is. Instead of building the whole camera animation manually in After Effects, I asked Claude to write a Blender script for it. The goal was simple. A camera flies through 3D space, locks focus on one element, adds motion blur, then moves to the next point like a proper cinematic transition. Claude generated the script, I pasted it into Blender, adjusted the scene, and rendered it. No manual keyframes. No endless focus tweaks. No rebuilding the same setup every time. The best part is that this becomes reusable. You can use the same system for product videos, AI workflows, portfolio shots, pitch decks, social content, or anything where you need motion without wasting hours. AI does not replace the creative direction. It removes the boring technical setup around it.
