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Noe - introducing eno. not another tool. the last one. SaaS is dead, we jus

Enobase · Sep 2026 · 0:58 · AI-annotated

Length
0:58
Scenes
25 · 2.3 s avg
Product on screen
0:20
Call to action
0:47 · 81%
Voiceover
Yes
00:00:00 / 00:58:15

Enobase’s 0:58 launch film runs 25 scenes, about 2.3 s each. The product shows up at 0:20. The call to action lands at 0:47 (81% in), over a voiceover. Minimal, calm product launch built as a sequence of centered text cards on white, each revealing word by word, punctuated by two signature set pieces: a panning row of rounded industry photo cards and a grid of app icons orbiting the eno mark. Pacing is slow and locked-off (about 4 cuts per minute) with gentle scale-ins and drift, so the motion reads as quiet and precise rather than energetic.

Footage neededEstimated needs: 1 capture group — your screens or recordings · 1 official logo — reused across the film · 1 filmed passage — shoot, supply or replace · 6 graphic passages — draw or supply · 1 3D passage — build or supply

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· 25 scenes as text
  1. 01 · Problem · 0:00–0:02

    On a plain white background, the dark gray headline builds up word by word in the center. Along the bottom, a row of rounded photo cards labeled with business types slides horizontally, the center card scaling up while the outer cards shrink and fade.

    On-screen text: “Your business is different”, “Wine shop”, “Hotel”, “Museum”, “Logistics”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  2. 02 · Problem · 0:02–0:10

    A row of rounded video cards sits in 3D perspective on white, center card enlarged, edges fading. The strip pans so labeled clips pass through the middle while two black headlines swap word by word above, then one card zooms to fill the frame.

    On-screen text: “Your ways of working are different”, “Software pretends it's all the same”

    Techniques: Kinetic type, 3D mockup, Parallax

    Camera: Push in

  3. 03 · Problem · 0:10–0:12

    A blurred watercolor background in green, blue and orange tones fills the frame as white pill labels with icons drift at different depths, some sliding out of frame. White text, Work is split across too many tools, fades in and scales up in the center.

    On-screen text: “Spreadsheet”, “Scheduling”, “Accounting”, “Invoicing”, “Messaging”, “Work is split across too many tools”

    Techniques: Kinetic type, Parallax

    Camera: Push in

  4. 04 · Problem · 0:12–0:13

    On a white background, the words “all” and “disconnected” flank a row of four app icons (LinkedIn, X, WhatsApp, Slack), each carrying a red +99 badge. The line scales up from small to full size as “disconnected” fades in and the icons grow, settling centered in frame.

    On-screen text: “many tools”, “all disconnected”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  5. 05 · Problem · 0:13–0:14

    A small pink and blue speech-bubble icon sits beside the gray word “disconnected”, scaling in at center on white. It gives way to a headline that builds word by word: “Software that” in black, then “wasn't built for you” in gray.

    On-screen text: “disconnected”, “Software that wasn't built for you”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  6. 06 · Problem · 0:14–0:15

    A single line of black sans-serif text sits centered on a plain white background. It holds a locked-off static frame for the full shot, with only a faint settling blur at the very start.

    On-screen text: “Software that wasn't built for you”

    Camera: Static

  7. 07 · Problem · 0:15–0:16

    A plain white background holds centered text that fades from light to dark reading “Software that wasn't built for you”, then swaps to “Your agents still” as faint chat bubbles with logos and short messages fade in around the edges.

    On-screen text: “Software that wasn't built for you”, “Your agents still”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  8. 08 · Problem · 0:16–0:19

    A centered black headline reads “Your agents still can't get it done” over a white field of faint pill-shaped chat inputs that type out “I can't” phrases. The headline swaps to “you didn't sign up for this.” as the pills switch to stress words like Deadlines and Overload.

    On-screen text: “Your agents still can't get it done”, “you didn't sign up for this.”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Pull out

  9. 09 · Problem · 0:19–0:20

    A field of light-gray pill tags reading Pressure, Deadlines, Overload, Stress, No time and Follow-ups drifts slowly across a white background, edges softly blurred, while bold black text reads you didn't sign up for this. in the center.

    On-screen text: “you didn't sign up for this.”

    Camera: Static

  10. 10 · Product intro · 0:20–0:21

    On a plain off-white background, the dark gray word Today sits centered while the smaller light gray phrase we're bringing it fades in around it, we're to its left, completing the line at a slow, gentle pace.

    On-screen text: “Today”, “we're bringing it”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  11. 11 · Product intro · 0:21–0:22

    On a plain white background, black lowercase sans text reads “we're bringing it” at center. A small rounded gradient thumbnail slides in between the words and “all together” completes the line, then holds still.

    On-screen text: “we're bringing it”, “all together”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Push in

  12. 12 · Product intro · 0:22–0:24

    A muted painterly gradient of green, blue, and ochre drifts slowly behind centered white text. The word Introducing holds, then swaps to the eno wordmark with a small four-petal mark to its left.

    On-screen text: “Introducing”, “eno”

    Camera: Push in

  13. 13 · Product intro · 0:24–0:26

    On a plain white background, the lowercase line “your operations” sits beside a small rounded-square icon, then the words “as one system” fade in from light gray to dark to complete the sentence. The frame is locked off and the pace is calm.

    On-screen text: “your operations as one system”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  14. 14 · Demo · 0:26–0:32

    A grid of pale placeholder tiles on white holds a black X logo at center. Colorful app icons fade in around it, then white pill callouts labeled Invoicing, Web builder and Accounting pop up beside three icons, and the whole grid fades out.

    On-screen text: “Invoicing”, “Web builder”, “Accounting”

    Camera: Static

  15. 15 · Demo · 0:32–0:36

    A plain white frame holds a single centered line of dark gray text. It first reads “not one software for everyone”, then swaps in place to “The right software for each one”. The camera stays locked off and each line holds still.

    On-screen text: “not one software for everyone”, “The right software for each one”

    Camera: Static

  16. 16 · Demo · 0:36–0:38

    A white rounded chat input field sits right of center on a pale background. The gray placeholder fades as a prompt is typed in letter by letter, then a blue @Maison Dupont mention chip and a blue circular send button appear.

    Camera: Static

  17. 17 · Demo · 0:38–0:39

    Light chat view, locked frame. A gray user bubble on the right holds the prompt with a blue Maison Dupont chip. Below left, a Thinking header with a sparkle icon fades in, then two steps appear: a checked Reading project scope and a spinning Checking client requirements.

    Camera: Static

  18. 18 · Demo · 0:39–0:43

    A white chat view: a prompt bubble sits above an AI checklist that ticks off, then collapses into a “Thought for 4 seconds” line as the reply types in. A quote card with price and Send quote button pops in below.

    Techniques: Morph

    Camera: Static

  19. 19 · Demo · 0:43–0:44

    A hiring board interface settles into frame: a kanban list of candidate cards on the left, a detail panel for Élise Dupont on the right, over a blurred background. At the start, labels appear doubled and offset, then resolve as the window slides down slightly and holds.

    Camera: Static

  20. 20 · Other · 0:44–0:47

    Centered text reads “focus on why” in gray on a white background, then switches to “You started” in black. Rounded-corner photo cards of people at work and in everyday life slide in from the edges to frame the line.

    On-screen text: “focus on why”, “You started”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  21. 21 · CTA · 0:47–0:49

    Rounded-corner clips of workers in offices, shops and workshops drift slowly at slightly different speeds around the white frame's edges, while the centered black headline “Launching 131 industries” holds still.

    On-screen text: “Launching 131 industries”

    Techniques: Parallax

    Camera: Pan

  22. 22 · CTA · 0:49–0:49

    A white field holds the centered black line “Launching 131 industries” while a ring of small rounded video clips of people at work frames the edges, drifting slowly.

    On-screen text: “Launching 131 industries”

    Camera: Static

  23. 23 · CTA · 0:49–0:51

    The phrase With one base sits centered on a white background. It slides right to make room for Find yours on the left and a list of industries fading in on the right.

    On-screen text: “With one base”, “Find yours”, “Architect Office”, “Art Gallery”, “Wine Shop”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  24. 24 · CTA · 0:51–0:52

    A static black phrase 'Find yours' sits on the left against a plain white background, while a vertical list of industry names scrolls rapidly with heavy motion blur on the right side.

    On-screen text: “Find yours”, “Architect Office”, “Theater”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  25. 25 · CTA · 0:52–0:58

    On a white field, the headline “Find yours” sits left while muted orange and blue words (Theater, Scale-up, Yoga & Pilates) fade and slide on the right. The URL enobase.com then appears centered, followed by the black eno logo, which holds to the end.

    On-screen text: “Find yours”, “Theater”, “Scale-up”, “Yoga & Pilates”, “enobase.com”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static