motion-studio

Films

Safari OS v1

The first product film. With a single reference, it copied that reference’s structure shot for shot, which became the first lesson in v2’s brief.

20 s60 fps120 BPM, 4/448 cuesSource →
1920x1080 · 1920×1080 · 4.5 MB web version (H.264, CRF 23)

Checks.

tools/check.py, run 9 October 2026
CheckResultStatus
determinism120/120 frame hashes identical across two renders of 0-2 sOK
fileout/safarios.mp4 stream|codec_name=h264|width=1920|height=1080|pix_fmt=yuv420p|r_frame_rate=60/1|nb_frames=1200 | stream|codec_name=aac|r_frame_rate=0/0|nb_frames=939Report
contact sheetout/safarios-contact.png (40 frames, one per beat)Report
loudness-14.0 LUFS integrated, true peak -4.0 dBTPOK
cue sync48/48 cues: first visible change of the cued element within 1 frame of its sound (median +0.0 ms, range +0..+17 ms)
hook:+0 chip-1:+0 chip-2:+0 chip-3:+0 chip-4:+0 chip-5:+0 chip-6:+0 chip-7:+0 promise:+0 word-2:+0 word-3:+0 word-4:+17 mod-1:+0 mod-2:+8 askbar:+0 mod-3:+0 mod-4:+8 mod-5:+0 send:+0 pipeline:+0 hop-1:+17 hop-2:+17 hop-3:+17 canvas:+17 totals:+0 healthy:+0 advisor:+17 itinerary:+17 day-3:+17 callout-1:+0 phone:+0 driver:+17 status-3:+0 callout-2:+0 alert:+17 pullback:+17 pill-1:+0 pill-2:+0 pill-3:+0 field-1:+17 field-2:+17 field-3:+17 field-4:+17 end:+0 eyebrow:+0 line-1:+0 line-2:+0 cta:+0
OK
audio onsets128 detected: median |offset| from 16th grid 7.7 ms, 99% within 20 msReport
sfx placement (internal consistency)48 cues, max |sfx time − cue time| 0.00 msReport
audio imagesout/safarios-spectrum.png (log frequency), out/safarios-wave.pngReport
clipping0 samples at or beyond full scale (|x| >= 1.0); astats flat factor 0.00OK
astatsDC offset -0.000014 / +0.000133 (L / R), crest factor 3.16 (10.0 dB) / 3.31 (10.4 dB)Report
small speaker-18.7 LUFS after two 150 Hz high-pass stages vs -14.0 LUFS full range: 4.7 LU dropReport

Contact sheet: one frame per beat

Contact sheet for safarios, one frame per beat

Spectrum (log frequency)

Spectrogram of safarios's audio

Waveform

Waveform of safarios's audio