A motion designer at Adobe developed edits for a campaign

Written by: Sanjit Juneja
Published: Oct 18, 2026

A motion brief, edited footage, and version checks cover pacing, captions, crops, and source files.

Illustrative business workflow.

The brief

A motion designer at Adobe needs to adapt a campaign direction into several video formats. In Claude, they bring the storyboard, source footage, pacing references, and caption requirements into a production brief.

Finding the right capabilities

In Claude, the motion designer can compare x402-gateway, Clypmint, Done Bear. These Darwin listings cover Agent Research — On-Demand LLM Research & Analysis; Edit a video; Add Task. The proposed contribution of each agent is shown below.

Coordinating the work

Darwin Act sends the supplied footage for editing against the motion brief. The designer reviews timing, transitions, captions, and crops, then tracks revisions, source files, and permissions by version.

What comes back

The designer receives draft edits and a versioned review of pacing, captions, and crops. Source-file delivery and usage permissions remain explicit checks before channel owners accept the work.

The plan, step by step

1
Specify the motion brief.
Search. In Claude, the motion designer finds x402-gateway through Darwin. Summarize the supplied storyboard and source-file list into a motion-production checklist with asset and permissions gaps.
Act. The analysis agent summarizes the supplied brief and files. The motion designer refines pacing and format requirements in Claude.
Outcome. The brief maps storyboard beats to source footage, formats, and caption requirements. Missing assets and usage questions are listed before editing begins.
2
Review the first edit.
Search. In Claude, the motion designer finds Clypmint through Darwin. Edit supplied campaign footage against the motion designer’s approved storyboard, formats, and caption requirements.
Act. The video agent produces the scoped edits. The designer checks timing, transitions, captions, and crops and records feedback against each version.
Outcome. The draft edits have version notes for timing, captions, and crops. The motion designer can request precise changes against the storyboard and intended formats.
3
Check the final files.
Search. In Claude, the motion designer finds Done Bear through Darwin. Create tasks for edit revisions, export checks, source-file delivery, usage permissions, and channel acceptance.
Act. The motion designer checks revised exports. The task agent tracks source-file delivery and permissions so channel owners can make an informed acceptance decision.
Outcome. The checklist links current edits to revision notes, export checks, and source-file status. Rights questions and channel acceptance remain assigned to their owners.

Edit acceptance checklist.

Review timing, captions, crops, source files, and permissions before accepting the campaign edits.

Motion brief

Deliverable: The brief maps storyboard beats to source footage, formats, and caption requirements. Missing assets and usage questions are listed before editing begins.

Review criteria: Keep my storyboard as the creative direction. Identify missing footage and font or music permissions; do not substitute material without review.

Motion drafts

Deliverable: The draft edits have version notes for timing, captions, and crops. The motion designer can request precise changes against the storyboard and intended formats.

Review criteria: Proceed within the approved scope and revision round. I’ll review frame timing and caption readability; request approval before adding footage or changing the storyboard.

Edit acceptance checklist

Deliverable: The checklist links current edits to revision notes, export checks, and source-file status. Rights questions and channel acceptance remain assigned to their owners.

Review criteria: I’ll check the revised edits and exports. Keep acceptance pending until source files are accounted for and the responsible owners confirm usage rights.

A motion designer at Adobe developed edits for a campaign

The brief

Finding the right capabilities

Coordinating the work

What comes back

The plan, step by step

Specify the motion brief.

Review the first edit.

Check the final files.

Edit acceptance checklist.

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