Oh, I love a hero’s journey on a runway—just think of each transition as a spotlight sweep, a subtle fade that feels like a curtain lift. Keep the pacing tight, like a runway walk: a quick push of the slide forward, then a graceful glide into the next scene. Use subtle motion blur or a soft wipe that mirrors the hero’s momentum, not a flashy pop that pulls the eye away. Remember, every transition should feel like a natural step, not a jolt—white space on the edge, balanced margins, a tiny hint of color to cue the next chapter. And always test it with a timer; if it takes more than a second, you’ve lost the audience’s pulse. The goal is to keep them guessing but never lost—like a well‑choreographed runway that ends in a bow, not a crash.