AI Workflow Kits · AI Workflow Kit for Motion & 3D

AI writes the scripts. You make the frames.

32 agent-ready prompts, a Pipeline Agent set-up and three templates for script beats, previs, After Effects expressions, Blender, Cinema 4D and Unreal scripting, render plans, feedback rounds, delivery specs and licences. Works in Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and agent tools.

£39 launch price until 30 November 2026, then £49

Single-person licence · Full refund within 14 days, no questions asked

Cover of the AI Workflow Kit for Motion & 3D, with the InkByte red cross logo and the list of sections.
Inside page from the expressions and After Effects scripts section showing prompt cards.
Pipeline Agent set-up page with where to paste it and the full instructions.

Who it's for

For the people who model, animate and render.

Motion designers and animators

In agencies and studios, from mid-weight to lead.

3D artists and generalists

Working in Cinema 4D, Blender, Unreal and After Effects.

Motion and 3D leads

Who run jobs, feedback rounds and delivery.

The 8 jobs it covers

One section per job. Four prompts each.

  1. Concepts, references and boards
    Break the script into beats, plan the reference hunt, write styleframe briefs and pressure-test the concept for production.
  2. Previs and animatics
    Turn the boards into a shot list, make the animatic timing sheet, plan the camera language and block grey-box previs with an agent.
  3. Expressions and After Effects scripts
    Write an expression from a description, explain and fix an inherited one, draft a batch script and write a custom skill for the After Effects AI Assistant.
  4. 3D scripting and agents in your apps
    Write a Blender Python script, debug a Cinema 4D rig or Python tag, hand a laborious task to an MCP agent on a copy and script an Unreal Editor task.
  5. Lookdev and render planning
    Break a look into materials, turn lookdev notes into a fix list, plan the render and watch the overnight render logs.
  6. Feedback rounds
    Consolidate feedback into one list, cost the changes before you say yes, reply to feedback you disagree with and check the new cut against the notes.
  7. Versioning and delivery specs
    Set a naming and versioning convention, build the deliverables matrix, plan the cutdowns and reframes and check the delivery folder.
  8. Rights, AI use and handover
    Keep an AI use log, audit licences for stock, fonts, music and assets, check a generated element before it goes in and build the handover pack.

What's inside

A 36-page kit you'll actually open.

Most AI advice for motion people is about generating footage. This kit uses AI where it genuinely helps a working pipeline: expressions, scripts, render arithmetic, feedback lists, delivery paperwork and agents that work inside your 3D apps, on copies and with least access. The prompts never invent specs, timings or licence terms, ask for dry runs before anything changes, and keep the final frames in human hands. All client names and examples are fictional.

Pages from the kit

Cover of the AI Workflow Kit for Motion & 3D, with the InkByte red cross logo and the list of sections.
Cover and contents: 8 jobs around the pipeline, a worked example, the Pipeline Agent, templates and three honest pages.
Inside page from the expressions and After Effects scripts section showing prompt cards.
Every prompt: when to use it, the prompt, a good-output example, a check before it goes anywhere and two follow-ups.
Pipeline Agent set-up page with where to paste it and the full instructions.
Your Pipeline Agent: ready to paste into Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or an agent tool.
Page summarising the AI features in current tools, with a source for each.
How your tools use AI now: a factual summary from each company's own pages, last checked 20 October 2026.
  • 32 agent-ready prompts: across the 8 jobs, each with when to use it, a good-output example, the one thing to check before it goes anywhere, and two follow-ups for when it's not right.
  • A worked example: one 15-second sting, from script to a clean delivery folder.
  • Bonus: when it goes wrong: for when the render fails the night before delivery, and when a generated element turns out to look like someone else's work.
  • Your Pipeline Agent: ready-to-paste instructions for a Claude Project, ChatGPT Project, Gemini Gem or an agent tool, plus a job card for each job.
  • 3 templates: a motion brief and shot list, a feedback round tracker and a delivery and QC sheet.
  • How your tools use AI now: a factual page on the AI features in After Effects, Premiere, Adobe Firefly, Cinema 4D, Blender, Unreal Engine, Runway, Frame.io and the main assistants, from each company's own pages. Last checked 20 October 2026.
  • Honest limits: craft, rights, distinctiveness, pipeline, seeing and client trust.
  • Rights, licences and training data: who owns AI output (UK), training and outputs, tool terms, labelling (EU and UK ads), stock, fonts and music, and agency and client. A summary, not legal advice.
  • A privacy note: on permission, least access and hidden instructions.
  • Two formats: a designed 36-page PDF plus a plain-text file of every prompt, ready to copy.

Pricing

Buy once. Use every week.

Launch price

One person

£39

£39 launch price until 30 November 2026, then £49.

  • The full 36-page kit (PDF)
  • Every prompt in a plain-text file
  • Instant download
  • Full refund within 14 days, no questions asked
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Free taster

Try 3 prompts first.

Write an After Effects expression from a plain description, turn a round of feedback into one frame-accurate list, and plan a render with your own numbers, plus the 10-minute quick start. Free PDF, 5 pages.

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

Will it make my final frames?

No, on purpose. AI helps with breakdowns, previs, code, sums and paperwork. Finals are designed, animated, lit and rendered by people, for reasons of craft, rights and client trust.

Which apps does it cover?

After Effects and Premiere, Cinema 4D, Blender and Unreal Engine, with notes on Adobe Firefly, Runway and Frame.io. The tools page was checked against each company's own pages on 20 October 2026.

Is it safe to let an agent into my scene?

Only on copies, with the least access the task needs. The prompts ask for a plan and a dry run first, and the kit explains the safety settings Maxon and Blender describe.

Does it cover rights and licences?

Yes. Section 08 keeps an AI use log, audits licences for stock, fonts, music and assets, and checks generated elements against the tool's terms. This is general information, not legal advice. Check anything legal, HR or contractual with a qualified professional before you act on it.

Which tools do I need?

The prompts are plain text and work in Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini, and in agent tools. Agent, scheduling and research features mostly need paid plans, and some aren't available everywhere yet. The tools page in the kit says which.

Can I share it with my team?

A licence is for one person, so each colleague needs their own copy. You can freely share what you make with it.

Can I get a refund?

Yes, just email hello@inkbyte.co.uk within 14 days of buying for a full refund. No questions asked. This doesn't affect your statutory rights.

AI writes the scripts. You make the frames.

£39 launch price until 30 November 2026, then £49. Full refund within 14 days.

Questions? hello@inkbyte.co.uk