Cut to a shot of a DOS command-prompt with a blinking green text prompt. We hear slow, almost too slow, heartbeats. Text is typed in, appearing in an aliased terminal font:
Cut to CU on "dead." The heartbeats stop, and the silence is painful.
Cut to rapid-fire images of Windows, Mac, and Linux desktops, at oblique angles and various magnifications. We hear the alarm of a heart monitor registering a flatline.
Fade to black. (The Cooperating Systems logo would go here if we follow the traditional trailer format.)
Cut to CU on the words "or alive?" They are lovely, large, crisp, anti-aliased. We zoom out to reveal the entire phrase is a Whisper within an active HelloWorld desktop. The IP nodes are sparkling, flags and people come and go, files move across the screen, and a kiss arrives. The zoom-out accompanies the fade-up of the music.
We follow a download scooting across the screen.
A postie arrives, with a sound effect, preferably whatever sound goes with postie-arrival in HW. It reads:
We zoom in on the postie, and it pulses just slightly, like a heart. Beside the postie, a German flag glows into existence and we pan over to it, getting even closer. We then back out to reveal a chat window, with a Byteburg photo at top. We pan down slightly to see text:
As we watch, the response is typed in:
A file moving across the screen provides the transition from this chat to the next. As it passes a user icon, a close up of a female eye, we see the mouse click on the icon to start a chat. The chat window has the same image at top. We watch the following typed in:
The reply arrives quickly:
We cut to a montage of the designer's credits.
The next visual should be the most beautiful, the most iconic visual possible for HelloWorld.
We see a montage of HelloWorld screen shots. This montage should include as many aspects of the program as possible: posties, kisses, chats, moving files, customization, etc. The montage comes at us faster and faster, then lands on a large HelloWorld logo.
We zoom out from the HelloWorld desktop to reveal a DeskNode.
We cut to a screen that reads (with icons):
One more brief flash of the HelloWorld desktop then fade up on the credit screen, which in turn fades to the Cooperating Systems URL.