Scenes
A scene = one idea on screen. You fill in its words and pictures.
One featureThe name of a feature types itself, one line says it, and the screen where it lives lands in time with the music. Then a line leaves the icon and plants itself on the place of the screen you aim at; a light runs it again until the end.
Three strengthsThree cards, one per strength: an icon, a title, a line. They arrive one by one, in time with the music: the first pops alone in two pushes, each one after it shoves the others aside, then the icons ring in turn.
StepsThree or four numbered steps. A marker goes from one to the next, in time with the music: the line runs ahead of it, each step fills as it is reached and its name lights up; the last one ticks itself and is given a star.
SpotlightThe screen lands, then goes dark at once, in time with the music, except the place you want to show: the pool of light closes on it, its label is written, and it beats with the music until the end.
RestyleThe same scene in your film's style, then in three others, one per beat: nothing changes but the style. At each one the laptop gives a start, and the camera comes closer until the next.
One content, four framesThe frame goes from wide to square to tall, a phone turns in and takes the tall one, the square and portrait versions land beside it, one after the other on the beat: the same content, recomposed in each. Then the two versions change places and the phone swings to another angle, on the beat, until the end.
Four-sided cubeA 3-D cube turns a quarter at a time: each of its four sides carries one of your words, in one of your colours, beside your line.
Subject as a heat mapYour picture (a product, a portrait, a screen) in the false colours of a thermal camera on a dark ground: it comes out of a blur, warms up and never keeps still. Your caption is cut in two, one half on each side: a first word is typed, erased at once, then corrected. At the end the heat drains away from the top, and a front travels down the picture turning it to its negative: only a pale shape is left on a light ground.
ClockA clock fills the picture, pulls back at once and moves aside while its hands spin at full speed to the time you write; they settle there with a small bounce and your line lands beside it. Then time runs: the thin hand moves on in time with the music, and a ring leaves the face each time.
Four coloursSix of your pictures round a title in a box. They come in their true colours, then the whole set takes a tint, and changes it in one go, in time with the music, up to four times: your colour, your second colour, the one between them, then both flowing together. With each tint the title is written again and small tags land on the pictures. Under the last one, dashed lines join the pictures to one another.
Linked picturesYour line above a few of your pictures, joined by dashed lines. Everything arrives sliding and never stops. One picture is picked: it takes your colour, a box closes on it, a caption is written beside it. From there the dashed lines draw themselves from picture to picture, in time with the music. In a longer scene the view steps back: more lines join the pictures into a small network and each takes a pale tint.
A window that changesAn icon draws itself out of two dots on a small tile; a hand presses it, the icon runs through your colours, and the tile grows into a window. Inside, your pictures follow one another in time with the music, each one rising from below as the one before leaves through the top; beside it a word names each of them as it rolls: the old one takes a tint and goes, the new one comes up flattened, stands up and settles.
Steps and a rewardA card of steps gliding across the picture: a marker goes from one to the next, in time with the music, each step fills, ticks itself, and its name lights up. At the last one a seal pops out with a shower of small shapes in your colours and a word. Behind the card a second marker draws its line along a wave.
Scrolling stripA strip of named clips scrolling under a fixed marker at constant speed: in time with the music each clip passes under the marker, lights up, its sound wave fills and its name grows. Your title above. For anybody who sells sound, video, or anything that unfolds over time.
WaveA short line types itself in the middle; a dot of your colour springs from it and draws a soft wave as it runs. The camera follows it and looks down the wave as it runs away into the picture: your words wait along the way and light up one by one as it passes, in time with the music. At the end the dot becomes a card that rushes at the camera, a quarter too large, and settles, with your picture or your title.
Tiles that pushThree thick 3-D tiles, each with its sign or your picture and its word. They arrive one by one, in time with the music: the first pops alone in two pushes, each one after it shoves the others, which squash a little and recover. Then the whole row rolls over a quarter turn, like a drum, and comes back in your second colour, with other words if you write some.
From long to shortAn endless page scrolls by in jolts, then folds up at once, in time with the music: all that is left is a card and three points, written and ticked one by one.