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orchestrated-sequences
Use when building multi-part animation sequences - staggered reveals, choreographed UI, coordinated motion where multiple elements work together
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# Orchestrated Sequences
Orchestrated sequences coordinate **multiple elements across time**. Like a conductor directing an orchestra, you control when each element enters, how it moves, and how elements relate.
## Disney Principles for Orchestration
### Ensemble Coordination
**Squash & Stretch**: Unified style - all elements should share consistent elasticity. Mix bouncy and stiff looks chaotic.
**Anticipation**: Staggered preparation - lead element anticipates first, others follow in sequence.
**Staging**: Clear hierarchy - primary action leads, secondary elements support but don't compete.
