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- Scene 1 · 3 s
ProOff the wallA corridor whose two walls are covered with your pictures; the camera moves slowly down it. One picture peels off its wall, flies without slowing and lands in front of you with a bounce. Its place stays empty in the wall. You choose the wall and the row it comes from. - Scene 2 · 5 s
ProYour words into the filmA film is waiting, its title and its picture still empty. Your line is typed in a field beside it, then the field dives into the film: your line becomes its title, the frame jolts on the impact. Your screenshot flies in and dives into the film's picture in turn. The film starts to play. - Scene 3 · 4 s
ProThe other frames slide outYour film, in the shape of your frame. On the beat, its other shapes slide out from behind it one after the other, each one recomposed for its place, your line and your picture inside, and land with a bounce. They float for a moment, then go back behind it, and your film comes forward alone. - Scene 4 · 4 s
ProCrown of stylesYour scene, your line and your picture, on cards standing in a crown, each in another style of the library: night, poster, paper, blueprint… The crown draws back, flies round once, slows notch by notch with a click, and stops square in front of you on the style you choose, which comes out of the crown. - Scene 5 · 5 s
ProStoryboard drawing itselfA storyboard pinned on a board, its panels made of your pictures. They are drawn in pencil column after column, in time with the music: the outlines, then the hatching. Then a wave of paint with a wet edge crosses the board and gives them back their colours. You choose the number of panels. - Scene 6 · 4 s
ProBreathing sliced logoYour logo on the face of a thick block, cut upright into slices. The slices fall from above one after the other, on the beat, each at full speed onto its place, and bounce: your logo is whole. Then the block breathes: a wave runs along it, its cuts open on your colour and close behind it, and it turns a little to show its depth. Your line is written under it.