Plan one message from script to delivery
Silent video.

[0–6]
Plan the script • Send your brief • Illustrative plan • Message A • Script
“Plan the script” presents an “Illustrative plan”: the unchanged “Message A” card and “Send your brief” call to action remain visible while the “Script” holder settles around the card and a cyan pointer identifies it. This is a proposed message and next step; no script approval is shown.

[6–12]
Plan the storyboard • Approval pending • Storyboard stays empty • Message A • Send your brief • Pending • Storyboard
Under “Plan the storyboard”, “Approval pending” and “Storyboard stays empty” describe the unchanged “Message A” and “Send your brief” input. A cyan route stops before the closed “Pending” barrier; the “Storyboard” beyond it has empty cells. Neither the message nor an approval crosses the boundary.

[12–18]
Recompose the same message • Same message • Different composition • Message A • Send your brief • Landscape • Portrait • Square
“Recompose the same message” keeps “Message A” and “Send your brief” as the reference. “Same message” and “Different composition” introduce “Landscape”, “Portrait” and “Square” proposals that settle separately: the same diamond and bar sit beside one another in the wide frame and above one another in the tall and square frames. These are framing proposals, without changing the motifs’ proportions or claiming approval.

[18–24]
Plan a shorter cut • Select scenes • Separate timeline • Message A • Send your brief • Main film • Cutdown
“Plan a shorter cut” keeps “Message A” and “Send your brief” visible. “Select scenes” and “Separate timeline” distinguish the “Main film”, with diamond, circle and square, from the shorter “Cutdown”, with circle and square. Two cyan selection routes identify the matching retained scenes; the unequal strips are a proposed selection on another timeline, not a stretched film, a stated running time or a completed edit.

[24–30]
Check the delivery list • Files and usage rights • Decision pending • Message A • Send your brief • Files • Usage rights • Delivery • Pending
“Check the delivery list” keeps “Message A” and “Send your brief” beside “Files and usage rights” and “Decision pending”. The “Files” and “Usage rights” checkboxes stay unchecked; the route stops before the closed “Pending” boundary and the “Delivery” tray remains empty. These requirements need decisions before production, without promising editable project files for every plan or showing completed delivery.