What problem does it solve? Scene transitions and text animations in GSAP-based video compositions often look amateur because cuts happen at rest, eases mismatch across the seam, or blur and opacity values diverge at the swap frame. This Skill provides a parameterized catalog of seven velocity-matched techniques so every cut lands mid-motion with matched direction, speed, and blur on both sides. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Five seam techniques: zoom-through, inverse zoom-through, cut-the-curve (default scene boundary), waterfall cut (word-by-word text seams), and rack-focus blur-cut, each with exact scale, blur, opacity, ease, and duration tables. - Two in-scene techniques: waterfall entry (staggered arrival cascades for title cards) and the nudge curve (three-phase slow-fast-slow group slides using a 10/65/25 distance ratio). - Ready-to-copy GSAP code: worker-authored timeline snippets and registry gsap_templates with token placeholders in examples/gsap-implementation.md. - Use Case: When authoring a scene boundary in a kinetic-text video, apply cut-the-curve: exit the outgoing hero 230px leftward with power4.in, hard-cut mid-motion, and enter the incoming hero from +230px with power4.out so velocity matches exactly at the cut. ## Quick Start Read this Skill before authoring any transition, then implement a cut-the-curve scene boundary between my two scenes using the GSAP template from the examples file.
