Stop Scrolling.

A typography-only film designed to stop a thumb mid-scroll on X.

Hold attention for 21 seconds with no footage, no people and no product — only type, timing and sound.

Black, white and one orange. Each phrase gets its own physical behaviour: it slams, glitches out, extrudes into 3D or smears with speed.

Scene changes sit on a 99.5 bpm grid, so every cut lands on the beat and the film feels inevitable rather than busy.

Letters are animated individually but laid out from real glyph metrics, so kerning holds while they move. Motion blur appears only on fast frames.

A driving track plus custom-designed impacts on every slam; the music cuts hard into silence at the end card.

A strict three-colour system — near-black, white and signal orange — so the full stops do the shouting.