Scratch-reveal transition between two shots. Start with Shot A full frame. A ‘scratched film emulsion’ mask appears on top: thin diagonal scratch lines carve through Shot A and reveal Shot B underneath. Scratches begin as 2–3 fine random strokes, then rapidly multiply into wider, more aggressive strokes forming a spiral/grid, peeling away Shot A. Edges of scratches are high-contrast, chalky white with tiny dust particles and film debris flying toward the lens. Add subtle film gate weave and light flicker. No blur on Shot B. End with Shot B fully revealed, Shot A completely removed, like the top layer was scraped off. SOUND DESIGN (no music): sharp nail/glass ‘tick’ on first scratch → continuous textured ‘scrrrr’ scraping that builds in intensity → granular ‘shh-shh’ debris fall + subtle film hiss with occasional clicks → final hard ‘shhk!’ peel-off hit → 2–3 frames of silence → soft low air ‘whoom’ as Shot B locks in
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