Funny Animal Stunts (Instant Download)

The Funny Animal Stunts Skill is a Claude Skill that turns a photo of a character into a viral animal stunt clip. Claude reads the person off your reference image, picks up the animal and environment you choose, builds the launch ramp out of the terrain, choreographs the whole trick beat by beat — mounted approach, ramp launch, mid-air flip, and the landing back on the same animal — then writes the timestamped video prompt that holds the stunt together. Once it is installed, Claude runs the whole job on autopilot: it reads your character, adapts the stunt to the animal's anatomy, stages the environment and its ramp, then writes the final video prompt and sends it straight to your connected generator.

🔥 Product Features and Benefits

🐘 A Stunt That Always Lands

The rider starts on the animal and finishes on the animal. The separation, the rotation and the remount are choreographed as one closed loop, with the reconnection written out in full — the rider opens from the tuck, squares up to the animal's direction, makes feet-first contact on its back and bends to absorb it. That detail is what stops the model dropping the rider beside the animal or spawning a second one for the landing.

🎬 Timestamped Choreography, Not Adjectives

Every prompt comes out as a beat-by-beat timeline with explicit timestamps, and the mechanics adapt to the animal you picked. Pick 10 seconds or 15 and both carry the complete trick

⚙️ What you need

• Claude with Skills enabled (Claude Code, Desktop or Web).
• A reference image of the character you want riding the animal.
• A video model to paste the finished prompt into — Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.5 , Wan 3.0, Minimax H3
• Credits on whichever of the two you connect.
• No coding, and nothing to install besides the skill. You answer four questions and get a prompt.

📥 How to Use

1. Download the Funny Animal Stunts Skill.
2. Add it to your Claude project or upload it as a custom skill.
3. Upload your character reference, then pick the animal, the environment, and 10 or 15 seconds.
4. Let Claude choreograph the stunt and write the timestamped prompt.
5. Paste the prompt into your video model with your character reference, set it to 9:16 and your chosen length, and render.