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In this episode, we plan to show the entire infrastructure of the customer and show both buildings. Is it enough to show only one building, and in parallel there will be another voiceover that will add context to the viewer's understanding?
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option1 for me
Thanks, Sevki
Showing both buildings risks splitting attention right when you need the viewer anchored, so I'd lean toward one building with the voiceover doing the work of implying scale for the rest. Is the second building even visually distinct enough to justify screen time, or is it more of the same language?
Maty,
Generally speaking, if you were to show just one building, it would be the same thing
The side-by-side plan makes the infrastructure story easy to follow, and the consistent 2D language keeps the build feeling cohesive. I’m curious how you’ll use the second building to shift the viewer’s sense of scale.
The second building was presented as a showcase of possibilities—because that's exactly what it is—but the idea arose to convey this with a single image
love it
thanks, Girum
Option 2 for me. It feels more focused and lets the voiceover carry the additional context without making the visual feel too busy. Curious if this version also feels stronger in motion?
Mayby, I dont enogh understand your question. Anyway I really thank you for your participate
Option 2 for me
Sekinat, appreciate your vote
Option 1 for me
Thanks, Aftan
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