Notes

 - No need for rotation for Robin getting up, use squash + stretch [DONE]

- Title sequence, G needs to blend with the rest of the title so as not to draw much focus on it [DONE]

- Title sequence, bigger S for emphasis [DONE]

- At the end, keep picture still [DONE]

- Add secondary motion for the closeup running animation

- Track feet properly [DONE]

- Make Robin's shadow on grass more prominent [DONE]

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