Monogram logo animation prompt — letter build — Remotion prompt (two letters slide in and lock into a frame)

<direction> An 8-second monogram logo animation in Remotion (1080x1080, 240 frames at 30fps). House style: near-black #0a0a0a background, white type, ONE orange accent #ff5c1a, Arial/Helvetica bold, no webfonts. The two initials slide in from opposite sides and lock into a framed monogram — first letter white, second letter accent — then an accent bar draws and the full name lands underneath. Fictional brand only — never a real firm's monogram or name. No gradients, no stock photos, no third letter. </direction> <structure> Frames 0-30 — A white-bordered frame scales in (0.92 to 1) centre screen, with a thin inner border. Frames 22-62 — The first initial "A" slides in from the left (translateX -260 to 0) and fades in, white. Frames 52-92 — The second initial "K" slides in from the right (translateX 260 to 0) and fades in, orange. The two letters sit side by side as one monogram. Frames 112-138 — An accent bar draws left to right under the frame. Frames 142-172 — The full name "Alden & Kaye" fades and rises into place under the bar. Frames 178-240 — The descriptor "Architects · Est. 2026" fades in, plus a small grey footer line naming the brand as fictional and the film as a prompt test. Hold to the end. </structure> <build> One Remotion component; every move is a clamped interpolate on the current frame. The two letters are separate inline-block spans, each with its own translateX — never animate the parent, or one letter drags the other. The frame scales from 0.92 so it feels like it settles rather than pops. The bar grows by scaleX with a left transform origin. All text is absolutely positioned inside the 1080px square with fixed top values, so nothing reflows mid-animation. </build> <gotchas> - The letters must be separate spans with separate transforms: a shared parent transform makes the "two letters from opposite sides" idea impossible. - The landed monogram must sit centred inside the frame with margin on both sides — letters touching the frame border read as a crop, not a lock-up. - Exactly two initials, one white and one accent. Two accent letters, or a third letter, breaks the monogram contract. - The full name must match the initials: if the initials are A and K, the name must start with A and K words — mismatched initials are the first thing a viewer checks. - Check the final frame as a still: frame, monogram, bar, name and descriptor all present, nothing clipped. </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.