A few faces. Real depth.
Crisp silhouettes, two or three shaded facets and shallow isometric planes. Light belongs to the object.
PRISMATIC ATLAS / SCIENCE IN COLOR
Small details.Whole worlds.
Follow one idea from a living landscape into the mechanism inside it. Keep the wonder. Make the connection visible.
SATURATED COLOR · FACETED FORMS · CONNECTED SCALES
A WORLD BUILT TO EXPLAIN.
01 / THE SCREENING ROOM
Look a little closer.
Read the English transcript
02 / THE VISUAL LANGUAGE
Color gives it life. Motion gives it meaning.
From an inhabited world to a single moving part, every view has a job.
Give the world something to do.
An observer points. A machine transfers. A tiny figure crosses a bridge. Local actions keep a wide scene alive.
Keep one thing in sight.
Retain a recognizable object as the camera changes scale. Reveal the relationship, settle the move, then add the label.
03 / A CHANGE OF PERSPECTIVE
Same object. A new way to see it.
Follow the coral model. Its shape stays recognizable while the surrounding world makes room for a closer explanation.
Interactive style study · choose a view · no audio
01 / ESTABLISH THE WORLD
04 / MAKE IT YOURS
Your question. An entire world to explain it.
Bring a mechanism, a natural process or an idea that deserves a closer look. Give it new drawings, people and places.
Find the connection.
What can the viewer see at the end that was invisible at the start?
Give each scene an action.
Build, transfer, grow, compare. Alternate places, people and mechanisms.
Make picture and sound agree.
Time the camera, narration and effects together. Watch the encoded film and listen to the whole mix.
START WITH A CONVERSATION
Open Codex Film Studio in your coding Agent and describe your film.
Use prismatic-atlas to make a [duration] film about [subject], with narration in [language]. Handle setup, production and review; deliver the MP4 and editable project.
The toolkit provides visual rules, geometry helpers and empty inputs. Your new story gets its own scenes and sound.
05 / INSIDE THE STUDIO
One timeline. Many layers.
The camera explains.
A change of scale reveals a relationship. Keep a recognizable part of the old view while establishing the new one.
Sound has a place.
Voice leads. Music shapes the arc. Ambient sound gives the place a life, and action cues meet their visible cause.
Look beyond the still.
Inspect silhouettes, depth order and intermediate poses. Keep frame checks, continuous viewing and listening as separate review steps.
06 / FOLLOW THE THREAD
Curiosity needs good sources.
The film’s research, narration credits and review scope travel with the film. The reusable style has its own provenance.
Film research & credits↗Style provenance↗Frame comparison method↗