Why Every AI-Made Video Looks the Same

Make me a 15-second promo animation for a product. The product is a Pomodoro timer app called FOCUS. Three selling points:
1. One tap starts a 25-minute focus session
2. Notifications are silenced automatically while you focus
3. A focus report every week
Make it look great and polished, like a promo you'd see at a real product launch.

Build it as a single HTML file (1920×1080) animated with GSAP.
Export requirements: load gsap.min.js from the same folder; put every animation in one paused gsap.timeline assigned to window.tl, 15 seconds long in total (I'll step through it with tl.seek() and screenshot each frame to export a video); don't drive any animation with CSS animations, setTimeout or requestAnimationFrame; no external images or font files.

Follow these pacing rules. Don't make the usual "text fades in, holds, fades out, next screen does the same thing":
1. Hook at second 0: the very first frame is the most striking image of the whole piece (say, a giant 25:00). No slow fade-up from black, a logo or an empty screen.
2. Shots of different lengths: some flash by in 0.3 seconds, some hold for 2 seconds so people can read them. Never make every shot the same length.
3. Densest in the middle: from 6 to 9 seconds, a run of quick cuts that keep getting faster.
4. Quiet before the loudest moment: from 9.5 to 10 seconds the whole screen is black and nothing moves (the music cuts out too), then at second 10 everything slams in at once.
5. Light and heavy motion: things land fast and hard (0.15–0.3 seconds, with a little overshoot and bounce); only the final hold can be slow. Don't make every move a soft 0.5-second ease.
6. A different entrance for every shot: hard cut, slam, swipe, push-in zoom… not a fade in and out on every screen.
7. Cut on the beat: the music is 120 BPM, one beat every 0.5 seconds from second 0, and every shot change lands on a beat.

Make me a 15-second promo animation for a product. The product is a Pomodoro timer app called FOCUS. Three selling points:
1. One tap starts a 25-minute focus session
2. Notifications are silenced automatically while you focus
3. A focus report every week
Make it look great and polished, like a promo you'd see at a real product launch.

Follow these pacing rules. Don't make the usual "text fades in, holds, fades out, next screen does the same thing":
1. Hook at second 0: the very first frame is the most striking image of the whole piece (say, a giant 25:00). No slow fade-up from black, a logo or an empty screen.
2. Shots of different lengths: some flash by in 0.3 seconds, some hold for 2 seconds so people can read them. Never make every shot the same length.
3. Densest in the middle: from 6 to 9 seconds, a run of quick cuts that keep getting faster.
4. Quiet before the loudest moment: from 9.5 to 10 seconds the whole screen is black and nothing moves (the music cuts out too), then at second 10 everything slams in at once.
5. Light and heavy motion: things land fast and hard (0.15–0.3 seconds, with a little overshoot and bounce); only the final hold can be slow. Don't make every move a soft 0.5-second ease.
6. A different entrance for every shot: hard cut, slam, swipe, push-in zoom… not a fade in and out on every screen.
7. Cut on the beat: the music is 120 BPM, one beat every 0.5 seconds from second 0, and every shot change lands on a beat.

Build it as a single HTML file (1920×1080) animated with GSAP.
Export requirements: load gsap.min.js from the same folder; put every animation in one paused gsap.timeline assigned to window.tl, 15 seconds long in total (I'll step through it with tl.seek() and screenshot each frame to export a video, and I'll add the music myself); don't drive any animation with CSS animations, setTimeout or requestAnimationFrame; no external images or font files.