Tuk-Tuk History as an Animated Paper Collage
A narrated 41-second history told through archival collage builds, with the animation and its editing timeline shown together.
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Why it works
A fixed outer screen frame lets the paper collage visibly accumulate without camera cuts across all 1,234 frames. The tiny colour subject becomes a hero during the opening second, dated archive cards make the chronology legible, and 46–48 px closing words give the narrated thesis a clear final image.
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