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Real physics, baked once
The whole machine was simulated once with Matter.js and every body's position stored per frame. The film only reads that table, so any frame renders exactly the same on its own.
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AI Automation · Chain Reaction
34.0s · 1920×1080 · 30fps · one take
The film for the AI Automation service. One command drops a chrome ball into a machine built from a weekly report: it collects the inbox, knocks messy rows clean, sorts them, waits for a person to approve, and rings the bell as the report goes out.
An original score composed in code from the machine's own impacts, over a quiet music bed. No spoken dialogue. On-screen text carries the story.
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The study
Show automation the way people feel it: one trigger, and a week of repetitive work runs itself, with a person still signing it off.
- tools
- HyperFramesThree.jsTSLWebGLMatter.jsGSAPPython
- techniques
- Baked rigid-body physicsSlow motion and bullet timePath to particles to typeScore from collisions
process notes
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A clock that bends
The film plays the physics on its own clock: 0.3x through the dominoes, then a two-second freeze at the bell while the camera orbits the strike, with the sparks and the shockwave hanging in the air.
03
A score from the impacts
Every collision in the run becomes a sound at its film time: clacks pitched down in the slow motion, a note per peg, a real bell. A quiet bed in D minor resolves to F as the line becomes the word.