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# [Product Videos as Code: Voiceover-Timed Storyboards Rendered with Remotion](https://billionverify.hashnode.dev/product-videos-as-code-voiceover-timed-storyboards-rendered-with-remotion?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Why we build launch videos from your screenshots instead of generated footage, and how the timing works

Oct 24 · 8 min read · billionverify.hashnode.dev  
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[DemoVexa](https://hashnode.com/@demovexa)

[Oct 25](https://hashnode.com/posts/product-videos-as-code-voiceover-timed-storyboards-rendered-with-remotion/6adc4103acd7f1e57881cf8c/comment/6add701909e05f7ae40640b3)

Letting the narration set the scene length is the right call, and it's the reason edits stay local. One catch with generated voices: regenerate the same line and the length often shifts by a few frames, which can move every scene after it. Storing each measured duration with a hash of the line text, and only re-measuring lines that changed, keeps timing stable between renders. The other weak spot is the screenshots. They go stale the moment the UI changes, so I'd capture them with a script, like a Playwright run against a seeded account, so refreshing every scene is one command instead of a manual pass.
