Scenes

A scene = one idea on screen. You fill in its words and pictures.

Icon with volumeYour logo on a 3-D tile that comes from the back, with the name under it.Logo revealYour logo pops in very large in the centre, crossed by a glint, and your tagline writes itself under it word by word, in time with the music. Then the glint returns to the logo, which gives a start with the music, and the camera keeps coming closer to the last picture.Logo and taglineYour logo large on the left, a rule, your tagline on the right: the rule opens and the tagline writes itself word by word, in time with the music, then a glint returns to the logo and the camera keeps coming closer to the last picture. Sober, to open or to close.Logo from barsA line thickens, rises into a block, then splits into twelve bars. Each bar slides and lengthens in its own way: they are the strips of your logo, which draws itself in front of you, settles to its true shape and steps aside to let your name out from behind it. Your tagline lands under it, and a wave runs through the strips in time with the music. With no logo, the bars draw your name.Logo, jolt, nameA small square in your colour tips onto its corner and bursts into a rounded tile, in a gradient of your colours, your logo in it, while it finishes turning level. It gathers itself, then everything jumps for an instant, in time with the music: squares, the tile stretched, torn into streaks. And your logo is there, clean: it steps aside, and your name comes out from behind it letter by letter, your tagline under it. Before a cut, the whole thing shoots up and out.Logo on a slabTwo or three words are written, large. Then a thick 3-D slab drops from above the camera, its edge lit from inside by a gradient of your colours: it lands on the sentence, tips up, and your words jump above it. Your logo is cut into it: the logo ends the sentence. The slab keeps turning, its light keeps running round the edge in time with the music, and your tagline settles under it.Logo like a coinYour logo comes in from the side, seen edge-on, turning on itself like a coin: it brakes, faces you and keeps gliding. The words of your tagline spring up beside it one by one, in time with the music, and push it aside: the whole ends up centred. Before a cut, everything closes in on the middle, slowly and then at once. You can start with the words, and set your logo on a disc: a real coin, with an edge in your colours.