Create a design motion graphics piece, with sound generated

English Prompt

Create a  design motion graphics piece, with sound generated natively synced to the visuals.
MEDIUM. Two-plate riso print on cream stock: kelly green plate, vermilion  orange plate, black halftone imagery. Visible paper grain, coarse dot  screens, hard offset shadows. Flat printed colour, no gradients, no gloss, no volume.
EFFECTS LAYER — present in every shot, not just at cuts. Small graphic  marks punctuate the beat: radiating ink-splatter bursts, short hand-drawn  speed lines trailing behind moving objects, a scatter of paper dust drifting  across the frame, halftone dots gently breathing in size. These are brief  accents, not scene changes — they appear, hold a beat, fade into the print  texture.
KINETIC TYPE RULE. Headlines never stamp in as a finished block. Each  letter arrives on its own beat, landing with a small bounce or rotation  before settling into line, condensed grotesque, all caps. Annotations are  drawn stroke by stroke in orange marker, visibly in progress.
MOTION-INSIDE-THE-FRAME RULE. Nothing holds as a dead still image. While a  shot lasts, something in it keeps moving: grain shimmering, an effects-layer  accent firing, a secondary element drifting at a different speed than the  main subject. Only the final beat comes to full rest.
SOURCE RULE. Draw units from the attached images in rotation across the  three shots; use any internal repetition already in an image as the array.
[cut] A subject fills the frame and multiplies into a short diagonal row, each  copy landing with an ink-splatter burst.
Letters of "VACATION MODE" land one  by one along the top edge, each with a small bounce. Beneath, marker draws  "has left the chat" stroke by stroke. Speed lines trail off the last copy as  it settles.
[cut] The row swaps to the next attached image, dust drifting across as it does.
Letters of "TAN LINES" land one by one; a drawn arrow, stroke by stroke,  carries into "DEADLINES" landing letter by letter at its tip. Halftone dots  breathe throughout.
[cut] The array pulls back into a dense field of a third attached image, ink  bursts firing at three points as it resolves. "CTRL + ALT + LEARN" lands  letter by letter across it. The whole field then converges into one subject,  green bars fill left to right beneath, "BRAINS: LOADING…" types on. Bars stop short of full. Only here does everything finally hold still.
MUSIC. Dry percussive groove — paper hits, stamp, marker squeak — synced  tightly to each letter landing and each ink-splatter accent, one clear peak  on the final convergence.
No fades, no dissolves, no motion blur, no warping, no morphing, no  collage layouts, no dead static holds before the final shot, no brand logos.