Scenes
A scene = one idea on screen. You fill in its words and pictures.
End card with buttonYour logo large, your last line word by word, then a button a hand comes to press, in time with the music, and your address typed out. The camera moves in gently to the last picture while a glint crosses the button and the logo.
End on the taglineYour tagline large, settling word by word, then your logo and your address, in time with the music. A calm ending: the camera moves in gently to the last picture while a glint returns to the logo.
Logo spinYour logo on a thick 3-D tile comes spinning from far away, skips and lands in the centre, in time with the music: a ring of your colour bursts from the floor, your name slams in under it, your tagline follows. A complete ending in two seconds, and the tile keeps turning slowly if you hold it longer.
Tunnel endingYour logo and your tagline, written behind a soft bar in your colours. Your pictures fly in from behind the camera on every side, line up along a tunnel and recede towards the centre, slowly, without ever stopping. A button and your address to finish.
A line rewrittenYour logo (a dot in your colour if you have none) runs along a first line and rewrites it: behind it the second is already there, ahead of it still the first, and under it the letters are out of focus. The line comes down to the centre and doubles in size. Then the logo runs back, faster and faster, and what it leaves this time is your signature: your logo and your brand's name, in time with the music.
Message sentAn ending shaped like a message: your logo, a bar in which your line types itself in one go, then a hand presses the send button, in time with the music. The button takes your colour and turns once on itself, the line leaves the bar upward in a bubble, and your address types itself underneath.
Stacking logoYour logo comes down in slices that stack with a bounce and takes its place. Then, on the beat: your last line is written word by word, a button pops, your address is typed, a pointer presses the button. Until the last frame the slices shiver, a sheen crosses the button and the camera keeps coming closer.