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Music videos

Drop a song into Popcorn and the agent produces a music video for it: shots cut to the beat, an artist or character carrying the visual, and a coherent visual style across scenes.

  • You have an original or licensed track you want to visualize.
  • You want a fast, scrappy lyric/concept video for promotion.
  • You’re an artist building a portfolio of looks for the same song.

Music video for <song>. <Concept>. <Artist visual treatment>. <Style references>.

Attach the audio file to the message.

Music video for the attached track. Concept: a lone figure walking through a city at night, lights reflecting off wet streets. Cinematic, neon-noir, like a Nicolas Winding Refn film. The artist appears in close-ups intercut with the city.

Make a music video for the attached song. Featuring @Luna as the artist. Shot in a desert at golden hour, then in a 70s motel at night. Color: warm sunset → cold neon.

  1. Analyze the track — transcribe lyrics, detect BPM, profile the energy across the song.
  2. Write a scene-based shot list timed to the music structure (intro, verse, chorus, etc.).
  3. Generate consistent character references for the artist or featured characters.
  4. Produce each shot with the right tempo and visual style.
  5. Compose the final cut with the original audio.
  • Provide the audio. This is the one format where attaching the actual track matters more than describing it.
  • Cast the artist intentionally. If you’re the artist, create a character with your reference photo (and optionally clone your voice for any spoken intro). Then @-mention it.
  • Describe a visual arc. Music videos work best when the look evolves across the song. Tell Popp what the journey is.
  • Length follows the track. Popp will aim to cover the full song unless you specify a section.

If you only want a 30-second teaser, say so:

Music video for the attached track — but only produce a 30-second teaser cut around the chorus.

Popp will still analyze the whole song but build only the section you asked for.