The Year The Gold Left — PACK FOUR · the de-loop

43 continuous takes · 21:9 · 1080p · Higgsfield Seedance 2.5 · 2026-08-26 · NOTHING RENDERED YET — approve this board first

Why: the film has 8.15 min of unique picture under 16.24 min of narration. That is the loop. This pack adds ~8 min of new picture — every take a different world, a different camera, a different thing Bridge does.

Cost ≈ 4,250 credits at 1080p (+ ~1,000 reroll reserve) out of 9,010. Enhancor top-up NOT needed. Render order: T39 alone first (the Roosevelt/Wallace beat that replaces the cutout you called tacky), then the hook, then by section.

The board

IDSectionsWorldBridge actionCameraLettering / plate
T1hook 0–112THE MINT FLOOR — paper coin-press, a river of blank discswalks the line, lifts ONE finished coin to the lens, turns it face→eaglelow lateral track → punch to the coinplate coin-2026 · card "JULY 2026"
T2hook 110THE STATUTE — a wall of paper law pagesruns a finger down a page, stops on the line, taps it twicehigh overhead crane down to the fingerplate law-page
T3hook 3–412THE LEGISLATURE — paper benches, emptystands in the well, sets the law page on a lectern, steps backslow orbit 90°plate law-page · card "WHOSE FACE"
T4hook 712THE VAULT OF BORING OBJECTS — ruler, thermometer, scales, a $1 note, all on plinthswalks the row, picks up the note, the others staydolly along plinths → hold on the notereal $1 · card "A UNIT. A MEASURE."
T5hook 810THE BELIEVING HANDS — 30 paper hands rising from the stage each holding a notewalks between them; they all turn to face himlow steadicam-style walk, cant 8°real $1 notes · card "THE PART THAT BELIEVES"
T6hook 1112THE SPLIT STAGE — courtroom bench left, printing press rightwalks the seam between them, one hand on eachwide 84° dolly-in on the seamcard "FEBRUARY 1935" + card "153 YEARS"
T7hook 1412THE TEMPLE — stepped paper ziggurat, one shekelclimbs two steps, places the shekel on the altarcrane up as he climbsplate shekel-temple · card "A RECEIPT FOR GRAIN"
T8hook 1512THE LOCKED ROOM — one gold plate on a stand, a paper head shape on it, a dooropens the door, crosses to the plate, lifts the head's shadow-cutout, it shrinks in his hand into a notepush through the doorwayreal $1 note
T9hook 1710THE LANGUAGE — Latin letters falling like leavesstands still as letters fall, catches one, reads it, drops itoverhead 107° looking straight downletters ANNUIT / NOVUS only
T10part1 112THE DRAFTING ROOM — five portrait cutouts on easels, a long paper tablewalks behind the easels, turns each one to face frontlateral track behind the easelsplate five-men-row · card "1776–1782"
T11part1 212THE FRONT — Great Seal obverse three storeys tall, a paper eaglewalks under the eagle's wing, sets his palm on the shieldlow 107° tilt upplate seal-obverse
T12part1 310THE BACK — reverse seal, dark, one shaft of keydrags the seal around on a turntable to show its backorbit with the turntableplate great-seal-reverse
T13part1 4–512THE DIE ROOM — one uncut steel die on a bench, a drawerpicks up the die, weighs it, puts it in the drawer, shuts ittabletop 12° macro → pull backplate die-uncut · card "NEVER CUT"
T14part1 510THE LIBRARY — one book, a reading lampopens the book, turns one page, closes it, looks upslow push 47°plate hall-book · card "TOO SECRET"
T15part1 7–810THE POCKET — a giant paper trouser pocket, a note sliding inwalks the note to the pocket edge and pushes it in with two fingerscrash zoom on the pocketreal $1 note · card "EVERY POCKET"
T16part2 110THE STONES — the pyramid's blocks scattered on the floorstacks three, steps back, leaves the top emptyhigh 3/4 crane backplate great-seal-reverse
T17part2 310THE PLEA — a paper Jupiter head, a kneeling paper manwalks past the kneeling figure and stands it uprightlateral 63°card "A PLEA"
T18part2 510THE STATEMENT — the phrase as a stone lintel above a doorwalks under the lintel, out the other sidepush through the doorcard "HE FAVOURS OUR UNDERTAKING."
T19part2 6–712THE BIGGER-THAN-A-COUNTRY — a paper globe, the pyramid taller than itwalks around the globe and stands it beside the pyramidorbit 84°card "NOT A GOVERNMENT"
T20part2 912THE COUNT — thirteen paper stars falling into a rowcatches the thirteenth staroverhead → eye levelplate seven-13-row
T21part2 1112THE LODGE TEXT — a thick paper book open on a stand, pages blankturns pages, faster and faster; finds nothing; shuts ittabletop push → snap to facecard "IT IS NOT THERE"
T22part2 14–1512THE FIELD — paper wheat stalks waist high, a green note among themwades through, plucks the note, holds it uptracking through the stalksreal $1 · card "GROWTH"
T23part2 1710THE DRAWER OPEN — a filing drawer, the seal drawing insidepulls the drawer, lifts the drawing, holds it to the keylow angle from inside the drawerplate great-seal-reverse · card "153 YEARS"
T24part3 110THE CLAIM WINDOW — a teller window, a bar of gold behind barsslides a note under the bars, the gold slides back47° locked-height pushreal $1 · plate gold-bar-stack
T25part3 410THE LIMIT — a paper printing press with a chain to a gold barpulls the chain taut, the press stopswide → handsplate gold-bar-stack · card "THE LIMIT"
T26part3 612THE ORDER — the EO as a poster on a paper wall, people-cutouts queueingwalks the queue; pins the order to the walllateral track along the queueplate eo6102 · card 20.67
T27part3 710THE REVALUE — a gold bar on a scale, the counterweight card changesswaps the "20.67" card for the "35" card on the scale pantabletop macrocards 20.67 → 35
T28part3 910THE FORTY-ONE — a note that tears itself to 59% in his handsholds the note flat; a strip tears away and falls29° tight on hands → facereal $1 · card "−41%"
T29part3 1010THE TRANSFER — gold bars sliding one way, notes the other, on two conveyorsstands between the belts, a hand over eachoverhead 84°plate gold-bar-stack · real $1
T30part3 1312THE THINNING — a paper vault, bars being removed one at a time until one is lefttakes the last bar out himselfslow push into the emptying vaultcard "1971"
T31part4 112THE BUILDING — the Fed façade, paper, a door that opens onto blank notesopens the door; notes pour out past his kneeslow dolly-in on the doorplate fed-building · card "1913"
T32part4 28THE CUT — a paper rope from a note to a gold bar; scissorscuts the rope12° macro on the cutcard "1933"
T33part4 312THE INSTALL — a giant reverse seal being lowered onto a giant note backguides the seal down with both handscrane down with the sealplate dollar-reverse · card "1935"
T34part4 410THE FACE OF THE NOTE — a giant $1 front, the "silver" promise line littraces the promise line with a fingerlateral track along the linereal $1 front · card "THE WORD OF AN INSTITUTION"
T35part4 512THE COLD WAR — a paper map, two halves, a note bridging themlays the note across the gapoverhead → tilt to facereal $1 · card "1957"
T36part4 78THE WINDOW SHUT — a paper bank window, shutter coming downpulls the shutter down himself47° pushcard "1971"
T37part4 11–1212THE CRUTCH — a gold bar as a crutch under a paper figure; he pulls it away; the figure stands anyway on a paper sealpulls the crutch, sets the seal under the figureorbit 63°card "A CRUTCH"
T38part4 1210NOT METAL, A SYMBOL — a gold bar and a seal on two plinths; the bar's plinth sinkswatches the bar sink, walks to the sealslow 29° pull-backcard "NOT METAL. A SYMBOL."
T39part4 1312THE PROPOSAL — Roosevelt + Wallace engraved cutouts at a desk, the drawing between themslides the drawing across the desk to themslow push over his shoulderplate roosevelt-wallace · card "1934"
T40part4 1510THE EXIT — the drawer and a door, gold bars walking out the door as paper feet, the drawing coming out of the drawerlifts the drawing as the bars leavesplit composition, slow pushplate drawer
T41close 312THE LIFETIME — a note passed hand to hand along a line of 20 paper figures, none looking at itwalks the line behind them; the last hand gives it to him; he lookslateral 63°real $1
T42close 614THE THREE — the gambler, the devil, the god as cutouts stepping forward one by onestands centre; each steps forward as he turns to itslow 84° pushplate three-figures
T43close 710THE EYE WATCHES — the paper eye alone, huge, the pyramid gap below itwalks up to the gap, looks up into the eyetilt up from the gap to the eyeplate great-seal-reverse

New reference plates needed (rendered + QC'd before their video)

PlateUsed byContent
_ref-coin-2026.pngT1US one-dollar coin, obverse blank-faced silhouette profile (no likeness), reverse = real eagle; paper-theater cutout on black
_ref-law-page.pngT2 T3one torn page of an Act, engraved-style print, ONE legible line "NO PORTRAIT OF ANY LIVING PERSON", rest of text soft
_ref-shekel-temple.pngT7a single ancient silver shekel cutout + a stepped temple silhouette, gold-duotone
_ref-five-men-row.pngT10five engraved-portrait cutouts in a row, gold-duotone halftone, NO names printed (Franklin/Jefferson/Barton/Thomson/du Simitière likenesses)
_ref-seal-obverse.pngT11Great Seal FRONT, eagle/shield/arrows/olive, paper cutout on black
_ref-die-uncut.pngT13a blank steel die block, uncut face, on a paper workbench
_ref-hall-book.pngT14closed book, cloth cover, spine reads "THE SECRET TEACHINGS OF ALL AGES"
_ref-dollar-reverse-igwt.pngT20 T22 T33EXISTS
_ref-great-seal-reverse.pngT17 T18 T19EXISTS
_ref-seven-13-row.pngT21EXISTS
_ref-card-1913.png` … `_ref-card-1971.pngT31–T36EXIST
_ref-card-2067.pngT26torn card "$20.67 / oz" gold serif
_ref-card-35.pngT27torn card "$35 / oz" gold serif
_ref-card-41.pngT28torn card "−41%" gold serif
_ref-eo6102.pngT25the Executive Order as a paper document, header legible "EXECUTIVE ORDER 6102", body soft
_ref-gold-bar-stack.pngT24 T29real gold bars, stacked, paper-theater cut
_ref-nine-columns.pngT30EXISTS
_ref-greider-page.pngT30ba book page with ONE legible line "EACH ONE MUST BELIEVE, AND EVERYONE MUST BELIEVE."
_ref-fed-building.pngT31Federal Reserve Eccles Building front elevation, paper cutout
_ref-roosevelt-wallace.pngT39two engraved cutouts (Roosevelt, Wallace) gold-duotone, NO names — replaces the rejected post cutout beat
_ref-drawer.pngT40a wooden archive drawer, open, paper edge showing
_ref-three-figures.pngT43three silhouette cutouts: a gambler w/ cards, a horned devil w/ a quill, a bearded god over two clasped hands

Source: /root/sunmoon/episodes/roosevelt-paper-storm-test/PACK-FOUR.md