Word Relay Geometry
Word Relay Geometry is a typography & title cards Remotion shot (with a public demo.tsx). Watch the video preview, read the recipe notes, and copy the agent brief to implement it from tuned TSX.
- Category
- Typography & Title Cards
- Duration
- ~6.0s (180f@30fps: three segments at 0.36 time windows each, 0.04 overlap between segments)
- Energy
- Medium-high (three beats advancing + continuous geometry motion + background particles, no still frames)
- Styles
- 1
Recipe notes
Three benefit words each carry a dedicated geometry relay — dashed large circle self-rotating and shrinking → three solid circles growing in sequence via trim (phase offset 0.06) → a metal sheen sweeps and the last beat settles into pure white; old words shrink to 0.86 and fade out, new words reveal outline→fill
When to use it
Three-point benefit statements (faster/better/stronger); brand-value segments; mid-section progression needing "one word one world"
Intent
A three-point benefit statement is easiest done as three title cards hard-cut together. The relay approach gives each word a geometry **that belongs only to it**: the dashed circle is "spinning" (fast), the three interlocking circles are "meshing" (good), the metal sheen is "hard material" (strong) — the geometry itself argues for the adjective. The third word gets promoted (sheen sweep + settle white) because it's the conclusion. 20 dust motes drifting upward in the background stitch the three beats into one continuous space; otherwise it's still three cards.