Telestrator breakdown

Break down these three plays like a TV analyst. Freeze at the key moment, circle the players, draw the runs and the passing lane, and add one line explaining each play. Footage: I attach one wide stadium shot for the intro and three football clips, one for each play. Each play has a clean moment to freeze, just before the idea happens, and one or two seconds of play after it. The camera holds still at the freeze. Format and music: 16:9, 1920 by 1080, about 25 seconds. Use a laid-back hip-hop beat around 96 BPM. Put every cut on a beat. The song runs at 60 percent, ducks to 38 percent during each freeze, comes back when the play resumes and fades out over the last second. Add light film grain. Intro, 0 to 2.6 seconds: The stadium shot is dark, with a heavy vignette, and it pushes in slowly. At the left, in big white Anton capitals, the title "The breakdown" slams in word by word, with "breakdown" on a yellow block (#ffe14d) with dark letters. Under it, a small line in yellow Oswald capitals reads "THREE PLAYS THAT WON IT". The title wipes off at the end. How each play works: The play runs live in a bright, punchy look, and pulls back to the full frame as it slows into a freeze on a beat. A white flash and a long whoosh mark the freeze. Play 1 enters with a flash. Plays 2 and 3 whip in. The frozen frame is darker and a little desaturated, so the ink pops. An analyst's pen then draws one shape at a time, about 0.7 seconds apart, each in about half a second, with a sound as it lands. Rings sit flat on the grass under the feet. The team being analyzed gets yellow ink. The opponents get red ink (#ff5a5a). Runs are solid curved arrows. Passes are dashed arrows. The space is a zone that outlines and then fills. About half a second after the freeze starts, a one-line note rises word by word in white Oswald at the bottom left, over a dark band, with its key words in yellow. Then the play resumes from the same frame, so the viewer sees it happen, with a swoosh. At the top left, a small "Play 1 of 3" sits over the play's name on a yellow block, from the run-up to the end of the resume. Play 1, 2.6 to 9.4 seconds: "1v1 on the wing". The attacker has the ball in front of a defender. Ring the attacker in yellow, then the defender in red. Draw a solid arrow that bows under the defender to the right, then a zone on the open grass behind him. The note reads "Show him inside, then go round the outside." with "inside" and "outside" in yellow. In the resume, the attacker goes past him. Play 2, 9.4 to 16.8 seconds: "The switch". A player has the ball, with a teammate free on the far side. Ring the carrier in yellow, one defender in red and the free man in yellow. Draw a dashed pass arrow to the free man, then a solid run arrow for him. The note reads "Head up. The free man is on the far side." with "free man" in yellow. Play 3, 16.8 to 25.4 seconds: "Into the gap". Use a top-down shot, and ring the players as flat circles. Shade the gap in yellow, ring two deep defenders in red, then draw two solid run arrows into the gap. The note reads "Two of theirs sit deep. Run into the gap." with "gap" in yellow. The last resume runs about 3 seconds. Over it, the takeaway "Find the space" slams in at the center, with "space" on a yellow block, tilted slightly.