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Movement in Gold

A luxury watch seen as a living mechanism, from gears to wrist.

Length
15s
Shots
4
Format
16:9

The storyboard

4 shots, 15 seconds planned. Each still is the keyframe for its shot. The direction beside it describes the action and the camera.

  1. Shot 1, Gear turn: the storyboard stillShot 1

    0:004s

    Gear turn

    Framing
    Extreme macro
    Camera movement
    Slow push in

    Extreme macro of a gold gear train filling the whole frame, tiny red jewels glowing between the wheels. Only gears, no watch case or dial in the shot.

  2. Shot 2, Second hand: the storyboard stillShot 2

    0:044s

    Second hand

    Framing
    Macro close up
    Camera movement
    Rack focus from the hand to the dial edge

    The thin second hand sweeps across the champagne dial, catching a bright glint at each marker.

  3. Shot 3, Crown detail: the storyboard stillShot 3

    0:083s

    Crown detail

    Framing
    Close up
    Camera movement
    Slow orbit left

    The knurled gold crown of the watch stands perfectly still on the case edge, the gold shimmering as light glides across it, the thin second hand sweeping on the champagne dial behind. No people and no hands in the shot.

  4. Shot 4, On the wrist: the storyboard stillShot 4

    0:114s

    On the wrist

    Framing
    Medium close up
    Camera movement
    Slow pull back

    The watch lies on a dark table edge on a folded charcoal wool cloth, the dial glowing. No people, no wrist and no hands in the shot.

The brief

A luxury watch ad that treats the movement as the star. Macro shots of gears and a sweeping second hand build to one calm shot of the watch on a wrist.

Visual style

High-end watch commercial, probe macro lens, black studio with a single warm key light and crisp gold highlights. Deep blacks, brushed metal, razor-thin depth of field.

Change a shot, render again

This storyboard ships as an example in NodeTool. Open it in the Studio, edit the direction for any shot, and render a new take.

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