JINVERSE DIGITAL / OWNED WORK / EDITION II
FRAME SHIFT — Dual-format motion with an inspectable frame lab
A self-initiated, studio-owned motion identity with retained landscape and portrait MP4s, original synthesized audio and browser-side sample extraction. Edition II redesigns the presentation, not the films.
A self-initiated studio implementation, not a client commission. No client adoption, revenue or business uplift is claimed.

The design problem
FRAME SHIFT presents motion as a deliverable that can be watched, downloaded and inspected. Its three chapters move through dispersion, alignment and convergence. It is an owned motion study, not a client film or a generative image-to-video case.
The implementation
Edition II adds a spatial stage, new layout and controls around the original twelve-second, thirty-frame-per-second CPU vector films. Landscape and portrait versions can be switched and downloaded. A Mediabunny 1.61.6 and WebCodecs lab decodes a selected time from the work or a compatible local video and exposes the actual sample timestamp before PNG export.
Deliverables to inspect
- Retained original MP4s in 1280 × 720 landscape and 720 × 1280 portrait, with original synthesized audio.
- Edition II spatial presentation, playback controls, aspect-ratio switching and per-version film download.
- Local frame-extraction interface with decoded sample timestamp, duration and dimensions, plus downloadable PNG.
Scope and limits
- The MP4s are retained first-edition work, not newly generated films. This is CPU vector animation, not ComfyUI or generative image-to-video; source scripts are not exposed by the public download controls.
- Frame extraction requires compatible browser WebCodecs support and decodable media; no upload or rendering backend is connected. No client delivery, campaign performance or commercial result is established.