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The document describes a series of animations for a sports academy logo over time intervals of 3 seconds. It details how elements like circles of the logo trickle down and rotate, the text moves in from the left with words entering one by one, and track lines push the full logo off screen to the right.
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- 1. Project Sports Academy Ident Name jake dargan Number 1 of 2 Seconds :00 :03 :03 :06 :06 :08 Frames 00 75 75 150 150 200 Description circles of the scc logo trickle down in position, but the sideways logo rotates on its bottom left corner the text ‘salford city college’ moves in from the left in a 90”CW position 90” AC, and then falls to the bottom of the screen, starting with ‘college’ then ‘city’ and ‘salford’ bouncing on its left then right before settling up right Seconds :08 :09 :09 :12 :12 :15 Frames 200 225 225 300 300 375 Description the full scc logo stays in this position for a second track lines come from the left and push the logo once the logo is off screen the rest of the track off screen to the right comes in from the left