Les formes de lettres du Bauhaus se recomposent en rythme

Create an 8-cut kinetic-typography spot in 16:9, 24fps, exactly 12s. Style: Bauhaus / Swiss International — flat primary colors (red, yellow, blue, black, off-white), strict grid, geometric sans-serif type. This film is 90% typography and geometric shapes in motion, 10% texture accents. CUT 01 | 0.0-1.5s - Off-white void. The word "FORM" drops letter by letter onto a baseline grid, each landing with a small bounce. CUT 02 | 1.5-3.0s - A red circle rolls in from the left and knocks the "M" out of frame; "FOR—" holds one beat. CUT 03 | 3.0-4.5s - Hard cut: full yellow frame, "FOLLOWS" stacked vertically, letters sliding in alternating directions. CUT 04 | 4.5-6.0s - A blue diagonal wipes the frame; "FUNCTION" sits on the diagonal; the camera rotates until it reads horizontal. CUT 05 | 6.0-7.5s - The three words swap positions on a strict 3-column grid, snapping on beat. CUT 06 | 7.5-9.0s - All type shrinks into an 8pt grid texture; one black square scales up through center. CUT 07 | 9.0-10.5s - The square splits into a Mondrian composition; one word per color field. CUT 08 | 10.5-12.0s - End card: "FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION — 1919" aligned bottom-left, the red circle as the full stop, hold. Typography is fully readable before any shape overlaps it. Letters never distort or melt; kerning stays optically even. Editing: hard cuts and snap moves locked to 120bpm. Audio: minimal electronic clicks + bass pulse on every cut. DO NOT: gradients, drop shadows, 3D extrusion, serif fonts, melted letters, added words.