# Game-night board film · staged review cut

This 22.84-second film presents a recorded Ergod **web Work** result made with fictional people and event details. It is an editorial review cut, not a recording of a live agent run, a Discord room, or instant generation.

The moving board footage is a continuous, normal-speed capture of the unmodified [final attached HTML in a sandboxed viewer](result-final.html) at 1280 × 800. Its source file is `game-night-final.html`, with SHA-256 `c937664bf05ca86e893aefc0baa886203ed9e7df189beb68461718d199e0e72f`. The film crops side margins and enlarges the board for legibility; it does not edit the board's content or timing. At 4.887 seconds into the board capture, Eli's Friday availability is turned off. Friday's four confirmed people become three, matching Saturday's three, and the board changes its recommendation to a tie. At about 9.8 seconds the capture scrolls to the updated announcement and run sheet. The plain-language side captions are editorial cues synchronized with that recorded interaction.

The opening question and review cards summarize the [recorded request and checks](PROVENANCE.md). The first attached board worked but its print view ran to two pages. A human review prompted a layout revision; that revision introduced blank comparison bars. A subsequent correction fixed the bars, and the final attachment passed desktop, phone, interaction, and one-page A4 print checks. The line-to-arrow-to-checked-file sequence represents the actual request leading to a saved working file. It does not depict live agent execution.

The new electronic music cue was composed for this local cut with synthesized chords, pulse and percussion. It uses no stock recording. The introduction, typography, cuts and overlays are editorial. The octopus artwork is visual art separate from the Ergod logo.

[Open the working final board](result-final.html) · [Read the journey](journey.html) · [Inspect the first version](result-first.html) · [Inspect the revision](result-revision.html)