Half a day Adds half a day of studio time to the written quote.
The settling opening
A photograph or a short film filling the first screen, easing back as you leave it.
The image fills the section edge to edge, with no frame, no rounded corners and no rotation. There is nothing to look at except the photograph.
The movement does not need an edge to work against: the frame settles from slightly oversized down to true, and drifts up a little, the way a thing does when you walk away from it. A still is the poster, so nothing depends on how fast the film arrives.
- Where it earns its place
- When you have one photograph strong enough to carry the first screen on its own.
- Where it does not help
- When the strongest thing you have is a sentence. A full screen of image pushes the words below the fold.
- What it adds to a quote
- Adds half a day of studio time to the written quote.
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