# Additional README showcase sources

These assets support the [main README](../../../README.md) and its Chinese and Japanese translations. They are viewing references and campaign imagery, with their original ownership retained. They are not OpenMotion-generated results, customer endorsements or new editable templates.

## Acknowledgements

### Brand films

The Lovable, Kimi, Firecrawl, Figma and ElevenLabs cards reuse the complete local reference videos and previews already in the repository. Titles and creator credits follow the existing Hyperframes catalog. Original source URLs and video hashes are recorded in the [media manifest](../media/manifest.json); the Kimi, Firecrawl and ElevenLabs excerpt settings are in the [gallery manifest](../gallery/manifest.json). The suggestions below the cards are new creative briefs, not claims about completed remakes.

The **Codex Originals** card uses a group portrait from [OpenAI's official campaign](https://openai.com/codex-originals/). Its click target is the official campaign page, where readers can watch the films. The local WebP is the unmodified downloaded campaign still, not an animated preview or an OpenMotion output. The third-party Codex-dashboard moment in the Hyperframes catalog was not relabeled as an official OpenAI film.

### Mixed-production case studies

| Local video | Source and context | Preview |
| --- | --- | --- |
| [rea-unboxing.mp4](rea-unboxing.mp4) | [rea-video unboxing report](https://github.com/JuneYaooo/rea-video/blob/main/docs/cases/unboxing/report_en.md): live-action product unboxing | Continuous excerpt from 1–6 seconds |
| [rea-dual-role.mp4](rea-dual-role.mp4) | [rea-video mixed-production report](https://github.com/JuneYaooo/rea-video/blob/main/docs/cases/dual_role/report_en.md): AI characters, coded interface and screen recording | Continuous excerpt from 5–11 seconds |

The MP4s are unchanged copies of the public case-study files in [rea-video](https://github.com/JuneYaooo/rea-video), retaining their existing sound and overlays. The repository is the case-study curator; it does not establish original ownership of every depicted clip. Original media rights remain with their respective owners, and the code repository's license is not a blanket license to reuse the depicted people, brands or footage.

The local GIFs are silent, continuous excerpts at normal speed, 10 fps and 320 pixels wide, preserving aspect ratio. They use a 128-color palette and Bayer dithering. Reduced-motion JPEGs are frames at the start of each excerpt, 480 pixels wide. No generated replacement frames, altered identities or artificial before/after pairings were added.

See [manifest.json](manifest.json) for source URLs, download hashes, dimensions and derived-file hashes. These assets support the main introduction and are included in the explicit distribution list; their inclusion does not change the original media rights.

### Other sources used in the README

- [MotionGit](https://motiongit.com/) / adunext: the existing [Presenter Tech package and attribution](../../../library/templates/presenter-tech/NOTICE.md).
- [Hyperframes](https://github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes): the existing creator and brand reference catalog, plus OpenMotion's native engine foundations.
- [Hypit](https://github.com/hypit-ai/hypit): inspiration for an agent-led cloning and variation workflow. No Hypit runtime or example media was imported by this documentation change.