3D Case File Kit

A real 3D investigator's desk at night: the green banker's lamp clicks on with a flicker, a warm pool of light falls on the case file and props, and dust drifts in the beam while the camera slowly drifts overhead.

A worn manila case file with a red rubber-stamp label swings open on its spine; the cover bends like real card as it lands, revealing typed notes and a photo.

Any building photo lying on the page peels up floor by floor like a pop-up book while the camera cranes down from overhead to street level in front of it.

A glowing dot-matrix board on the building counts a number up on the spoken words, with a green or red state that also lights the facade.

Cut-paper bars stand up off a printed certificate one after another; the camera pulls back as the tall one shoots up, its number counting as it fills.

A stack of printed bank receipts fans out across the desk on a spoken word, then the camera pushes in on the typed line that matters.

The top slip flips over, then a wooden rubber stamp slams down with a squash and a camera shake and lifts away, leaving red ink in any text.

Banded bundles of cash drop onto the desk one after another with a small bounce, each landing on its own beat.

A newspaper falls into frame, flutters and settles with a curl; a yellow highlighter sweeps across the headline on the spoken words.

On the crash beat the frame flashes red, the camera shakes, the top floors of the pop-up building fold back and the board counts down in red.

A white 1990s sedan pulls up in front of the building and dips its nose as it brakes while its red roof beacon washes the facade; a date caption slides in.

The building's doors swing open and the camera flies through the doorway into the next scene image, matched in colour and framing so the hand-over is invisible.