# BATCH 8: Frame Analysis (782-881)
## Overview
This batch captures a scene transition from Video.tsx (showing Remotion configuration) to MyVideo.tsx (showing component declaration). The transition occurs around frame 860.
## Detailed Frame-by-Frame Analysis
### Scene 1: Video.tsx - Remotion Configuration Display (Frames 782-859)
**Frames 782-859**: Static display of Video.tsx file
- **File Header**: "Video.tsx" displayed at top center
- **Code Content**: Full Remotion configuration code visible
- `export const RemotionVideo = () => {`
- `return (`
- `<Composition`
- `id="MyVideo"`
- `component={MyVideo}`
- `durationInFrames={90}`
- `fps={30}`
- `width={1920}`
- `height={1080}`
- `/>`
- `);`
- `}`
**Visual Characteristics**:
- White/light gray background
- Rounded rectangle code editor container
- Syntax highlighting:
- Purple: `export`, `const`, `return`
- Blue: `RemotionVideo`, `MyVideo` (identifiers)
- Pink/Coral: `<Composition`, `/>` (JSX tags)
- Orange/Gold: attribute names and values (`id`, `component`, `durationInFrames`, etc.)
- Clean, minimalist design
- Professional code editor appearance
**Key Detail - Subtle Animation**:
- Very minimal motion detected
- Possible slight opacity or position adjustments
- Frame 782-786: Height value appears to have micro-changes (1080 rendering)
- Frames 787-859: Completely static scene
### Transition Point (Frame 860)
**Frame 860**: SCENE CHANGE
- Abrupt transition from Video.tsx to MyVideo.tsx
- Complete content replacement
- No visible transition effects (instant cut)
- Background changes from white/light to lighter appearance
- Code box repositions to center of frame
### Scene 2: MyVideo.tsx - Component Declaration (Frames 860-881)
**Frames 860-881**: Static display of MyVideo.tsx file
- **File Header**: "MyVideo.tsx" displayed at top center
- **Code Content**: Simple component export
- `export const MyVideo = () => {`
- (empty function body)
- `}`
**Visual Characteristics**:
- Very light background (nearly white)
- Code editor container centered on screen
- Same syntax highlighting scheme:
- Purple: `export`, `const`
- Blue: `MyVideo` (identifier)
- Teal/Cyan: arrow function syntax `() => {`
- Minimalist presentation
- Much less code visible compared to Scene 1
- Empty function body emphasizes the component structure
**Motion Analysis**:
- Frames 860-881: Completely static
- No animation detected
- No opacity changes
- No position shifts
- Stable, held frame for entire duration
## Technical Observations
### Scene Composition
1. **Scene 1 (Video.tsx)**:
- Duration: 78 frames (~2.6 seconds at 30fps)
- Purpose: Show Remotion configuration/setup
- Information density: High (shows complete Composition setup)
2. **Scene 2 (MyVideo.tsx)**:
- Duration: 22 frames (~0.73 seconds at 30fps)
- Purpose: Show component structure
- Information density: Low (minimal code displayed)
### Transition Style
- **Type**: Hard cut (no dissolve, fade, or motion)
- **Timing**: Frame 860 exactly
- **Effect**: Instant scene change
- This matches the previous cut transitions observed in earlier batches
### Code Context
The two files shown represent the standard Remotion project structure:
1. **Video.tsx**: Root configuration file that registers the composition
2. **MyVideo.tsx**: The actual component that renders the video content
This educational sequence demonstrates how Remotion projects are organized.
### Typography & Readability
- Font: Monospace (code editor style)
- Size: Large enough for easy reading
- Contrast: Excellent (colored text on light background)
- Spacing: Well-formatted with proper indentation
## Animation Summary
**Total Frames**: 100 (782-881)
**Active Animation Frames**: ~0 (essentially static throughout)
**Transition Frames**: 1 (frame 860)
**Hold Frames**: 99
**Motion Types Detected**:
- Scene transition: 1 occurrence
- Static hold: 2 long durations
- Micro-animations: Minimal to none
## Narrative Flow
This batch continues the educational/tutorial narrative:
1. Shows how to configure a Remotion video (Video.tsx)
2. Transitions to show the component structure (MyVideo.tsx)
3. Emphasizes the separation of concerns: configuration vs. implementation
The minimal motion and clean transitions suggest this is part of a documentation or tutorial video explaining Remotion project structure.
## Color Palette
**Scene 1 (Video.tsx)**:
- Background: #FFFFFF or #F8F8F8 (very light gray)
- Editor container: White with subtle border
- Text colors:
- Purple: Keywords
- Blue: Identifiers
- Pink/Coral: JSX tags
- Orange/Gold: Attributes and values
**Scene 2 (MyVideo.tsx)**:
- Background: Even lighter than Scene 1
- Editor container: White/light gray
- Same syntax highlighting scheme
## Frame Count Verification
- Start: 782
- End: 881
- Total: 100 frames ✓
## Notes for Remotion Recreation
To recreate this sequence in Remotion:
1. Create two static code display components
2. Use hard cuts (no transition effects) at frame 860
3. Maintain static hold for each scene
4. Apply syntax highlighting using color props
5. Center code containers on screen
6. Use large, readable monospace font
7. Keep background minimal and clean
**Key Timing**:
- Scene 1: Frames 0-78 (relative to batch)
- Cut: Frame 78
- Scene 2: Frames 78-100 (relative to batch)
