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Swap launch-film questions one at a time on the drums - #315
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The film's request scene showed eight questions at once. It now keeps the “quick question” headline fixed and swaps one large request at a time on measured drum attacks, with longer holds for the first and longest questions.
Both widescreen and vertical masters are 29.8 seconds. The later scene durations and final audio/picture fades are retained. This publishes the new MP4s, posters and complete per-question transcript, and updates the player to v17 assets.
Validation: film lint/type checks; full decode of both 1,788-frame exports; all major changes within one 60fps frame of a measured attack; independent component review; website build, plain coverage, teaser scroll regressions and site integrity. Local format switching and vertical playback checked.