Step 01
Screenshot the PDF
Open the proposal, capture the pricing/spec page as a clean PNG. Include the ANC header, display name, totals, and spec table if possible.
The page now treats the Dodgers package as a bright ANC-blue proposal world: main video, bottom ribbons, pitch options, controls, and support scope separated in 3D.
Instead of asking a video model to guess the proposal, we give it a real screenshot of the PDF and make it transform that screenshot into the first frame of a scroll-world journey.
Open the proposal, capture the pricing/spec page as a clean PNG. Include the ANC header, display name, totals, and spec table if possible.
Use the screenshot as the starting image. Ask the model to turn the flat PDF into a physical floor, stadium tunnel, or technical city.
Encode the video with short GOP settings so scroll can scrub smoothly. Use this as the first chapter of the proposal world.
Follow with main board, ribbon boards, pitch options, and controls. Each clip starts where the previous clip ends.
Paste the screenshot details, pick the scene target, and this writes the prompt you hand to the video generator.
This is the expanded plan I’d build next: one continuous scroll film where the proposal becomes the physical world of the job.
Camera hovers above the PDF; the paper surface folds down into a glossy ANC-blue runway.
The pricing table rises into the 39.37′ × 81.10′ main display, with modules clicking into a stadium frame.
The line items stretch horizontally and become the long ribbon boards below the main display.
6mm and 10mm option planes slide above and behind the base package so the client sees add/deduct paths.
Processor racks, signal kits, backup systems, and UPS blocks move into place behind the displays.
Camera pulls back into a clean stadium view where the full display package is live and branded.