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Make a 15s motion video in code (1920x1080, 60fps, one HTML file drawing every frame from a single seek(t) function, rendered with Playwright + ffmpeg, original synthesized sound at 128 BPM).
Idea: a blank résumé fills itself in, one skill per bar, and every skill gets proved on screen before it's ticked.
Story: a paper résumé slams onto a dark page and its rows type in (skills, type, systems, depth, data) → the camera pushes into the orange bullet until it floods the frame → five skill meters fill, each on a different curve → one word swings from thin to black on the beat, then flips through six typefaces → a dot grid ripples and resolves into a pixel mascot → a square tunnel flies at the camera and an extruded "3D" slams out → bars trace a spring curve while a counter lands on the reel's real frame count → "EVERY FRAME ON THE BEAT." one word per beat → the résumé comes back, filled in, mascot in the photo box.
Rules: one orange accent carries every transition; springs, never linear; every state change sits on the beat; no corner labels, no fake HUD numbers.