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sb-cinematic-explainer

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Cinematic explainer craft for animated films that teach something (a count, a mechanism, a process): every narrated line shows a real change in the scene, not a camera drift over a still; a shot table with start state, driver, middle state and end state per line; a hook that states the question big and shows the first surprise within 5 seconds; narration that only says what the picture shows, in cause-then-effect order; the recorded voice as the timing master; one full-resolution approval frame before any motion is rendered; a frame-triplet motion check; and a physical-plausibility and anti-toy-look gate. Use when boarding, scripting, lighting, animating or reviewing an explainer or educational animation, when a section plays as talk over a still page, when an animation looks amateur, flat or like a slideshow, or before rendering a full sequence.

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