Canvas Gallery Camera Tour

Build this in Layerz Canvas using the layerz-canvas MCP.

Make a 23-second 1920×1080 promo, 60 fps, cut to a 120 BPM track (one bar = 2s). Idea: a showcase of motion pieces made in Layerz Canvas, presented as an exhibition wall that the camera walks along, steps into, and leaves with a prompt in hand.

Look: warm off-white wall #F6F5F1, ink #161616, quiet grey labels #8A8A85. Accent: a single signal red #E8432E, reserved for the progress dot under the active frame, the cursor ring and the final URL's separator. System sans (semibold for titles, regular for labels) and a monospaced face for prompt text. Lay out every artwork once on a long horizontal wall: nine framed pieces of mixed sizes hung on a shared centre line, each with a 2 px ink frame, a soft 6% shadow and a small museum label underneath (title plus "Made in Layerz Canvas"). Inside every frame a short vector loop runs: an orbiting dot trio, a donut chart filling, a wave of squares, a line of code typing, a confetti puff, a chevron folding. Offset each loop's start so no two neighbours reset together.

Beats:
- 0–2s (bar 1): black screen; a single red dot pulses on the downbeat, then the camera reveals it is the progress dot under the first frame as the wall fades up.
- 2–8s (bars 2–4): a slow lateral dolly to the right along the wall, about 260 px per bar, with a gentle ease-in-out per bar. Labels ride up 8 px as their frame passes centre.
- 8–10s (bar 5): the camera stops, then dives straight into the fifth frame; its border slides out past the edges so the piece owns the screen.
- 10–13s (bars 6 to mid-7): drop. Four full-screen pieces swap on every half bar with hard cuts, each a different palette.
- 13–15s: the fourth piece settles back into its frame on the wall in a reverse dive. A cursor with a red ring drifts in and taps the label.
- 15–18s: the label unfolds downward into a card holding the piece's prompt in monospace. The camera tilts down to it; one line gets a red underline drawn left to right. The cursor taps "Copy"; the word swaps to "Copied" with a 0.15s scale tick.
- 18–23s: the wall dims to 20%. The "Copied" chip floats to centre, stretches and retypes itself as layerz.app/canvas. The Layerz Canvas chevron mark draws on above it with the wordmark beside it; three miniature frames slide in along the bottom edge. Hold the last frame 1.5s.

Craft notes: one camera motion at a time, and it always settles before the next starts; every change lands on a beat; flat colours only, no glossy panels or springy lettering; no statistics or claims beyond the copy above.