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Workspace snapshot · 09/04 13:41
Shot plan v2 — EIGHT SECONDS OF DUSK
| Time | Shot purpose | Required visual event | Sound / interaction | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0–7 | Establish light-life | Macro milk-glass anatomy breathes without casting a shadow | 55 Hz body tone | Existing; needs stronger material motion |
| 7–14 | Establish dark-life | Black-fluid contour remembers every deformation | Incompatible 73.42 Hz meter | Existing; needs separate camera grammar |
| 14–20 | First awareness | Each organism deforms before seeing the other | Boundary begins responding | Existing; causality needs emphasis |
| 20–28 | Eight-second coexistence | Dusk front physically joins both anatomies | Viewer holds the boundary; music aligns | Existing; interaction needs consequence |
| 28–35 | Third law / birth | Two pulsing conduits feed a growing dark-gold embryo | Two birth strikes | Implemented this Run |
| 35–40 | Dawn as violence | Contact tears into radial shards; parents pull apart | Low rupture strike and hard silence | Implemented this Run |
| 40–48 | What remains | Seed migrates, then unfolds five paired light/dark blades around a living spine | Last boundary position biases inherited anatomy; residual pulse | Implemented in Run 2 |
The third organism now has alternating transparent/black tissue, paired five-blade anatomy, a curved central spine, radial ribs and an inherited gold pulse. Its asymmetry retains the viewer's last dusk-boundary position, turning the earlier hold gesture into visible inheritance.