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Motion graphics moves, part 2 · #24
Split screen
Divides the frame to show scenes side by side. One full-frame scene splits into two panels, then three, each with its own scene moving.
Transitions & highlightssplit-screenmulti-screenpanelsside-by-sidecomparisonlayout
Full motion specification
How the movement works
Use it to compare, to show things happening at once, or to line up several people or places, such as before and after or a set of options.
- 01A full-frame sea scene splits into two panels at 0.45–0.95 s (divider 539→269.5), then into three at 1.4–1.9 s (dividers at 1/3 and 2/3), and merges back into one at 3.75–4.4 s, all cubic ease-in-out.
- 02The three scenes (sea, city, field) are each centred in and clipped to their own panel and keep moving inside it (waves and a sailboat, city windows switching 8 times per 4.7 s, a windmill turning twice per 4.7 s).
- 03White dividers (width 6) between the panels.
Prompt
Show three scenes at once with a split screen: from one panel to two, then three, 0.5 s each.