Twelve-count dance restraint board
Use a count-locked choreography grid: one subject, one atomic gesture per panel, stable stage geometry, and no before/after phrasing so the video model follows motion order rather… Inspect the generated proof and adapt the visual approach to your own story with Director.
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Technique
Use a count-locked choreography grid: one subject, one atomic gesture per panel, stable stage geometry, and no before/after phrasing so the video model follows motion order rather than inventing a new montage.
Why it is useful
Best for Vixel rhythm choices, hold/tap QTEs, and route echoes where restraint, timing, and body language are more important than spectacle.
Technique source: @aimikoda.