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ReelMimic is an open-source (MIT) local AI video production tool that lets builders create original animated videos from a reference video by first breaking down its pacing, shots, transitions, colors, and camera moves into a reviewable plan, then running a multi-agent workflow with proof-based review fixes.

Want to study a video’s style without reusing its footage? This repo gives you a workflow to do it. ReelMimic is a local AI video-making project for builders who want to create an original animated video from a reference video and a brief. It helps you turn a reference into a reviewable production plan by breaking down its pacing, shots, transitions, framing, colors, and camera moves before generation starts. Key features: • Reference breakdown – analyzes shot count, timing, BPM, transitions, colors, framing, and camera moves • Plan-first workflow – shows storyboards, characters, assets, and style frames for approval before production • Multi-agent production – up to six agents can work on video parts while finished shots go to another agent for review • Proof-based fixes – fixes include before-and-after screenshots that the reviewer checks • Local AI setup – runs on your computer with your own Claude Code or Codex account It’s open-source (MIT license). Link in the reply 👇
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Want to study a video’s style without reusing its footage? This repo gives you a workflow to do it.

ReelMimic is a local AI video-making project for builders who want to create an original animated video from a reference video and a brief.

It helps you turn a reference into a reviewable production plan by breaking down its pacing, shots, transitions, framing, colors, and camera moves before generation starts.

Key features:

• Reference breakdown – analyzes shot count, timing, BPM, transitions, colors, framing, and camera moves • Plan-first workflow – shows storyboards, characters, assets, and style frames for approval before production • Multi-agent production – up to six agents can work on video parts while finished shots go to another agent for review • Proof-based fixes – fixes include before-and-after screenshots that the reviewer checks • Local AI setup – runs on your computer with your own Claude Code or Codex account

It’s open-source (MIT license).

Link in the reply 👇

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