(Slides 1-6 meant to be quick sequence leading to title).

Front sight assembly fades into view with parts slowly

moving together. Slight camera rotation. 2-3 seconds.

Camera switches to sight block assembly coming

together. 2-3 seconds.

Camera switches to interior pieces all coming together.

2-3 seconds.

Gun blurs, title animates in. Some kind of stylistic title

sequence? (Do previous scenes take too long before we

see title?)

Trigger is pulled, bolt and bolt carrier fade (or cut away?)

to reveal �ring pin. Captions animate on. Hammer strikes

�ring pin, which strikes back of bullet.

Camera zooms back out with cutaway of barrel (Sketch &

Toon? or Boolean cut?) Shows bullet moving through

barrel.

Show how bullet casing is expelled from bolt/bolt carrier

as it moves backwards.

Camera switches to other side. As bolt moves forward,

the lower lug strips a new round from the magazine.

(Should other scenes show this opposite side of gun?)

Gun blurs and fades. “AUTOMATIC FIRING” text animates

on. (Should I put SEMI-AUTO FIRING in a previous slide?)

Camera zooms to wider shot. Magazine fades to reveal

bullets loading. Gun �res 4-5 rounds in auto-mode

slowed down just slightly.

Fade to black. Roll credits.

Camera zooms out slightly, all parts fade back into view.

Gun still �ring.

Camera rotates slightly to side. Selector is moved to

automatic �ring mode.

Camera switches back to previous side. Sear, hammer,

bolt carrier, & trigger move to original position. Ready to

�re next bullet.

Show how bolt carrier resets hammer temporarily with

disconnector. Sear keeps hammer from moving up.

Camera zooms to close-up view of 7.62x39 bullet. Cuts

away to show what happens inside when �ring pin

strikes it.

Expanding gases from the propellant travel through the

gas port, forcing the gas piston backward.

Title fades away, gun comes into focus. Camera zooms to

up close shot of trigger. Receiver & cover transition to

wireframe (Sketch & Toon?), revealing inside of gun.

Camera switches to wide shot. Final pieces move into

place.

Before parts fully into place in previous scene, camera

switches to stock assembly coming together.

2-3 seconds.

Camera switches to magazine coming together.

2-3 seconds.

Modeled & Animated by Matt Rittman

Note: Textures are NOT �nal in these renders.

Expanding gases from the propellant travel through the gas port, forcing the gas piston backward.

As bolt moves forward, the lower lug

strips a new round from the magazine.

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