Kinetic typography prompt — manifesto film

<direction> A 10-second manifesto film, 1280x720 landscape. Five statements build a wall, one at a time: WE SHIP SMALL. / WE SHIP OFTEN. / WE FIX IN PUBLIC. / WE MEASURE EVERYTHING. / WE DELETE MORE THAN WE ADD. Each row: a numbered chip (01–05), the statement at 52px with its key word accented, and a hairline rule that draws under it. While a row lands, its chip is lit accent; when the next row starts, the previous chip dims back. FIVE LINES. THAT IS THE WHOLE MANIFESTO. fades in at the bottom to sign the wall. Banned: glows, gradients, more than five statements, statements longer than ~27 characters (they must hold one line at 52px), clip-art icons in the chips. </direction> <structure> Rows at 1.15s steps from 0.5s: row slides 0.45s, rule draws 0.6s, chip lights on entry and dims as the next row starts. Closer at 6.9s. Hold the full wall to 10s. </structure> <build> One HyperFrames composition, seek-driven GSAP. Rows are generated in JS from a LINES array (text, number, top) so spacing is arithmetic, not hand-tuned per row. </build> <gotchas> Nothing broke. The binding constraint is arithmetic: five rows × 92px pitch from y=140 ends at 600, leaving exactly one line of room for the closer at 618 — check the wall's total height before choosing the row count. </gotchas> Before you finish: step through the timeline at five points and fix anything that overlaps, clips the frame, or drifts off the beat grid.