Color Wheel Motion Graphics Explainer

# Motion Graphics: Color Wheel Explainer

Create a high-energy 20-second motion graphics script that explains the color wheel with the kinetic intensity of a top-tier motion designer's showreel.

## Visual Concept
Cinematic reveal of the classic 12-hue artist's color wheel (primary: red/yellow/blue; secondary: orange/green/violet; tertiary: red-orange, yellow-orange, yellow-green, blue-green, blue-violet, red-violet). The motion should feel like a Vox or Kurzgesagt explainer meets studio showreel swagger.

## Coverage Requirements
Explain {{color-theory-focus}} through dynamic visual demonstrations—splits, spins, morphs, and color relationships that show rather than tell.

## Technical Specifications
**Duration:** ~20 seconds (±2s flex)  
**Pacing:** Fast cuts every 1.5–3 seconds; no static frames  
**Animation style:** Bold geometric shapes, smooth easing (cubic-bezier), synchronized to upbeat soundtrack beats  
**Typography:** Sans-serif kinetic type that scales/tracks/colors in sync with wheel motion  
**Transitions:** Wipes, radial bursts, liquify morphs between color states

## Output Format
Deliver a **frame-by-frame motion script** structured as:

```
[00:00–00:03] FRAME DESCRIPTION
- Visual action (camera move, shape behavior, color shift)
- Text overlay (exact wording, animation IN/OUT)
- Audio cue (if relevant to timing)

[00:03–00:06] FRAME DESCRIPTION
...
```

End each frame block with **Technical note:** (After Effects technique, easing function, or particle/path detail).

## Style Constraints
- **Energy level:** Showreel-maximum—every second should feel intentional and polished  
- **Color accuracy:** Use proper hue angles (Red=0°, Yellow=60°, Green=120°, etc.)  
- **Educational clarity:** Viewer should grasp the concept without pausing  
- **No voiceover dependency:** Visual storytelling drives comprehension  

Make it something a motion designer would proudly feature in their portfolio.