Camera Move Sketch Annotation Board

Create a production-ready image annotation board on top of [REFERENCE_FRAME_OR_SCENE]. Keep the base frame recognizable, then add clean hand-drawn sketch marks that explain a planned camera move: start position, crane or rise path, tilt direction, look-down angle, final aerial or overhead framing, and the subject that must remain in focus. Use thin arrows, numbered callouts, horizon guides, transparent motion arcs, framing boxes, and a small editable notes area. Make the annotations look like a director's shot-planning overlay rather than decorative doodles. Preserve important faces, products, architecture, and readable scene structure underneath the marks. Use restrained colors such as white, cyan, yellow, or red only where they clarify motion. Avoid fake interface chrome, dense paragraphs, brand logos, permanent subtitles, inaccurate physics, arrows that contradict the scene perspective, illegible micro text, or scribbles that cover the key subject.