Overthinking, in Fifteen Seconds

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

Create a 15-second vertical motion study, 1080×1920 at 60fps, on the idea of overthinking: one small thought that keeps looping, multiplying and tangling until it finally untangles.

Look: bone background #EFEAE0, ink #1C1B19, one anxious accent #FF4A1C used sparingly. Type: New York (serif) Italic for the inner voice, SF Pro Display Black for the big words. Lines are 3px ink strokes with round caps. Subtle grain.

Beats:
- 0.0–2.0s Centre of the frame: "did I say that weird?" types in small, 40pt italic. Silence-like pause.
- 2.0–5.0s The sentence duplicates: copies rotate out from it in a fan, each slightly bigger and more slanted. A pen line starts at the last word and loops around the copies.
- 5.0–8.0s Escalation: the loop line draws faster, forming a scribbled knot that fills the frame. Fragments ("but what if", "they noticed", "too late", "again") pop on and wiggle in place, scattered across the knot. The accent colour appears on "again" only.
- 8.0–10.5s Peak: the word "WHAT IF" in 260pt black stacks five times down the screen, each copy shifted 12px, vibrating with a fast wiggle. The camera slowly rotates 6°.
- 10.5–13.0s Release: one breath. Everything freezes for 0.3s, then the knot line pulls taut from one end like a thread being unpicked, straightening into a single horizontal line. The words fall off it and fade.
- 13.0–15.0s Only the line remains; under it, in quiet italic, "it was fine." The line slowly shortens to a dot.

Camera: still at first, creeping push-in during escalation, gentle pull-back at release.

Craft notes: speed and density rise together and both drop at once at release; never more than one accent-coloured element; end on near-empty space. Optional tiny "Made with Layerz Canvas" at the bottom in 18pt grey for the last second.