01 / CHARACTER
A face with a purpose.
Look. Prepare. Act. React. Clear silhouettes, readable eyes and delayed gestures turn a mechanism into a performance.
VIVID SCIENCE / A VISUAL LANGUAGE
Small worlds. Big ideas.
Make the invisible feel alive. Bold colour, curious characters and changes of scale turn complex science into a story you can follow.
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CHARACTER · COLOUR · CAUSE & EFFECT
Colour has a job to do.
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DEPTH / WORLD / SIGNAL / FOCUS / LIGHT
01 / THE SCREENING ROOM
A world in motion.
ENGLISH VOICE · ORIGINAL MUSIC & SOUND · OPTIONAL ENGLISH SUBTITLES
Read the English transcript
02 / THE VISUAL LANGUAGE
Let the explanation act.
Every shape, expression and camera move helps the viewer understand what happens next.
02 / COLOUR
Bright, with hierarchy.
Deep indigo holds the world. Teal sets the field. Coral pulls attention. Broad highlights explain the shape.
03 / SCALE
Keep one visual thread.
Carry a familiar object into the next view. Let a close-up reveal a cause, and a pullback reveal its consequence.
03 / TRY THE CHANGE OF SCALE
Follow the same little world.
A scale change works when the viewer keeps their bearings. Follow the cream-coloured subject from its surroundings into a close view.
INTERACTIVE STYLE STUDY · NO AUDIO
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04 / YOUR NEXT FILM
Start with a question.
Hidden processes. Tiny systems. Big connections. Give the story something to show, and the characters something to do.
Bring your subject.
Describe the audience, the question and the change you want them to understand.
Build a new cast and world.
Write original scenes and narration. Let factual sources guide the visual metaphors.
Watch, listen, refine.
Check the whole film, including transitions, speech clarity and the timing of every interaction.
A BRIEF FOR YOUR AGENT
Open Codex Film Studio in your Agent and ask it to create a Vivid Science film about your topic in an independent project.
Includes a style guide, drawing primitives, empty inputs and frame-analysis tools. New story scenes and sound are authored for each film.
05 / PRODUCTION NOTES
The craft beneath the colour.
One shared timeline.
Narration sets the pace. Gaze, contact, camera and sound land on the same named events.
Sound gives action weight.
Build a musical motif, changing instrumentation, an environment bed and precise action cues. Leave room for the voice.
Review what the viewer sees.
Inspect consecutive frames and full motion. Frame diagnostics, visual review and listening answer different questions.
06 / ROOTS & REFERENCES
Learn the language. Tell a new story.
Original vector worlds informed by the craft of science animation. Each film keeps its own research, characters and creative decisions.