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  1. Scene 1 · 2.1 sLine and zoomYour sentence writes itself word by word on a line that slides, and its emphasised words (failing any, the last one) arrive in a plate of your colours. The slide speeds up, the camera throws itself at the plate, brakes hard, then keeps creeping in, with a kick in time with the music.
  2. Scene 2 · 2.1 sAnnotated lineYour sentence writes itself word by word, faster and faster, while a pen annotates it by hand: a loop, a line, a box round your emphasised words, an arrow, strokes that live from one picture to the next. Then the key word (the last emphasised one, failing any the last word) bursts in, large inside a spiky ring, in time with the music.
  3. Scene 3 · 2.7 sSubject 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.
  4. Scene 4 · 2.1 sRound of iconsYour icons in a round, seen from the side: the near ones are twice the size of the far ones, and the middle stays empty. The round arrives spinning, brakes, and a ball of ink strikes one icon after another, in time with the music: the icon jumps and takes your colour. Then the round spins up and the camera rushes at it. Held longer, the camera runs along the round from very close, then the round seen from above bursts and ink covers the icons one by one.
  5. Scene 5 · 1.1 sWord and iconOne word, typed at once behind a block that leaves a caret, beside an icon with volume: it is filmed from one angle, then another, then another, in time with the music. An accent in your colour goes with it and changes each time: a star that throws rays, a beam that widens, or small signs that pop out round it. Made to follow itself: three words, three icons, three accents.
  6. Scene 6 · 1.1 sWord and iconOne word, typed at once behind a block that leaves a caret, beside an icon with volume: it is filmed from one angle, then another, then another, in time with the music. An accent in your colour goes with it and changes each time: a star that throws rays, a beam that widens, or small signs that pop out round it. Made to follow itself: three words, three icons, three accents.
  7. Scene 7 · 1.1 sWord and iconOne word, typed at once behind a block that leaves a caret, beside an icon with volume: it is filmed from one angle, then another, then another, in time with the music. An accent in your colour goes with it and changes each time: a star that throws rays, a beam that widens, or small signs that pop out round it. Made to follow itself: three words, three icons, three accents.
  8. Scene 8 · 2.1 sRound of iconsYour icons in a round, seen from the side: the near ones are twice the size of the far ones, and the middle stays empty. The round arrives spinning, brakes, and a ball of ink strikes one icon after another, in time with the music: the icon jumps and takes your colour. Then the round spins up and the camera rushes at it. Held longer, the camera runs along the round from very close, then the round seen from above bursts and ink covers the icons one by one.
  9. Scene 9 · 2.1 sSubject 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.
  10. Scene 10 · 2.1 sLetter by letterA short word is spelled out, one letter more each time, in time with the music: its letters stand far apart, from one edge of the picture to the other. In the middle of the word your logo (or an icon) arrives edge-on and flips round, then punches up while a disc of colour grows from behind it and floods the picture. The grounds are your colours, all at the same lightness.
  11. Scene 11 · 3.2 sScattered lettersAn ending drawn by hand. The letters of your sentence float small, scattered over the whole picture, while a pen circles those of your emphasised word (failing any, the last) one by one. Then, in time with the music, they pull together and grow: your sentence is there with a loop round it, and your logo comes in under it.

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