Family film, ten models

One family photograph fills the frame and the words sit on the picture.

The app would copy: every step sets its question and buttons over one of the folder's own photos.

The whole first screen is one large drop target, with a few ready examples under it.

The app would copy: step 1 opens on a single target for the folder, then the photos and clips spread into the grid.

Clips shown as dated tiles, with one playing large in the middle.

The app would copy: the grid labels each photo and clip with its date and enlarges the one you touch, on a light ground.

The picture stays on the left while one choice at a time fills the column on the right.

The app would copy: format, length and music as large choice boxes beside a preview frame that updates.

A book open on the table, turned page by page.

The app would copy: the six steps as spreads of a family album, turned to move on.

Edit a video by writing to a co-editor panel beside it.

The app would copy: step 6 plays the film with a panel for changes in words, on a light ground.

Pictures line the walls of a tunnel the camera flies through.

The app would copy: step 5 flies through a tunnel made of the family's own photos while the film is made.

A vertical stack of objects, each in its own colours, opened one at a time.

The app would copy: the film versions in step 6 as a stack of objects tinted from their cover photo, on a light ground.

Photos drift in a white room around one sentence and two buttons.

The app would copy: the opening screen floats the folder's photos at the edges around one question.

Words set as large as the photographs beside them.

The app would copy: step 4 shows the title and names at full size next to the photo they will sit on.