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Source: two original fictional class works presented as a storyboard and photo-essay description. Work A is a twenty-second welcome video for new members. Its first scene shows a single empty chair near a bright doorway. Lively conversation is heard outside the frame. A caption asks, Is there a place for me? The second scene moves slowly toward the doorway, but no person enters before the video ends. The maker says the open doorway suggests a possible welcome. A new member says the voices may also make the empty chair feel excluded. Both viewers cite the same visual and sound cues, yet their experiences lead them to different readings. Work B is a photo essay with three still frames: an unopened message, a hand moving a chair, and two cups on a table. Its short caption reads An invitation can begin with a small action. The photographer prefers quiet details to fast movement. A reviewer finds that gentle, while another wants a clearer action for a newcomer to take. For a practical joining guide, neither work supplies meeting details. The team could pair a clear process graphic with the expressive work. These descriptions support discussion of planned effects; students should view or create actual images and sounds before claiming a full audiovisual response.