THE BRAIN BRAKE, END CREDITS KIT
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  00_title_card.png              the film's title card, same design
  01_example_AUROVENKATESH.png   a finished credit card, so you can see the target
  02..06_empty_plate_1..5.png    five empty cards, five different cloud
                                 formations, centres clear
  07_last_card_GANESHA.png       the dedication, which is the LAST card
  font/brain_break.ttf|.otf      the film's own hand

HOW THE CARDS WORK

The centre of every plate is bare on purpose. The camera flies THROUGH the
middle, card to card, so the clouds sit at the edges and must never cross the
lettering. Set the credit in brain_break, centred in the clear area, in the same
weight as the example.

Five plates so no two cards in a row look alike. Cycle them.

THE FIRST AND THE LAST ARE FIXED. The title card opens the film and Ganesha
closes it, the remover of obstacles, and nothing comes after it. Title and
credits share one design on purpose: same clouds, same clear middle, same hand.

The lobed cloud shapes rhyme with Viveka's head. That is never pointed at and
should not be made obvious.

NAMES: only Aurovenkatesh, Jagan and Pushparaj are confirmed. Everything else in
the credits text is waiting on Neha and must not be set as final.

All plates 2731 x 1536, graphite on cream, same tone corner to corner.

GRADED 6.9.2026. Every card in this kit sits on the same paper as the rest of the film, 255/243/224. Do not warm or cool them; the paper is one tone from the first frame to the last.

THE TITLE CARD HAS NO CLOUDS. The film has not reached the sky when the title is on screen, so it is bare paper. Clouds arrive with the credits.

LOWERCASE ADDED 6.9.2026. The font had capitals, digits and a little
punctuation and no lowercase at all, so every credit had to be shouted. It has
a to z now, drawn in the same hand and traced in. Sixty eight glyphs, both
cases, in TTF and OTF.
