hyperframes-launches

Source for HeyGen's HyperFrames launch videos. Each subdirectory is a standalone HyperFrames composition — open index.html in a browser (or via the HyperFrames CLI) to preview, render, or remix.

Videos

Cloning

This repo uses Git LFS for video, audio, image, and font assets. HTML, CSS, JS, JSON, and Markdown are stored as regular text.

# one-time: install Git LFS
brew install git-lfs     # macOS
git lfs install

# clone (LFS assets download automatically)
git clone https://github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes-launches.git
cd hyperframes-launches

If you cloned without LFS installed, pull the assets after installing:

git lfs pull

To clone just the text (skip large assets) and fetch them on demand:

GIT_LFS_SKIP_SMUDGE=1 git clone https://github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes-launches.git
cd hyperframes-launches
git lfs pull --include="hyperframes-launch/assets/*"   # or any subset you need

Per-project layout

Each video directory follows the HyperFrames project shape:

<project>/
├── index.html          # top-level composition
├── compositions/       # scene-level compositions
├── assets/             # video, audio, image inputs (LFS)
├── renders/            # local rendered videos (ignored by Git)
├── STORYBOARD.md       # shot-by-shot plan
└── meta.json           # project metadata

Generated files under each top-level project's renders/ directory stay local. Commit the composition source and required input media under assets/; files under assets/renders/ remain tracked when they are source material.

Working on a video

cd hyperframes-launch
hyperframes preview     # open the studio
hyperframes render      # render to mp4

See the HyperFrames CLI docs for the full command set.

Adding a new launch video

1. Create a new subdirectory: mkdir my-launch && cd my-launch && hyperframes init
2. Build the composition.
3. Commit — LFS will pick up binary assets automatically via the root .gitattributes.
4. Add a row to the Videos table above.