STORYBOARD —

Film meta

• Product:
• Audience:
• The one feeling:
• Peak scene:
• Assets available up front:
• Sourced-asset findings:
• Assumptions made:
• References taken:
• Moodboard read:
• Style gate verdict:

Arc

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Scene 1 — | beat: hook | intensity: N

• purpose: feel: … / learn: …
• subject:
• layout_family / motion_family:
• camera:
• lighting:
• motion:
• transition_in / out:
• scroll_len:
• copy: H: "…" / sub: "…"
• media:
  • type:
  • route:
  • frame prompt:
  • motion prompt:
  • score:
• fallback:

Gate 0 checklist

• exactly one scene with intensity ≥8
• no two adjacent scenes share layout family or motion family (check the Arc table)
• ≤3 distinct motion families across the whole page
• every scene has real copy and a fallback
• every media: block is filled: type, route, and — for a GENERATED scene — a literal frame prompt; for a SOURCED or live-3D scene, the equivalent direction to the renderer (subject + camera + lighting + palette), which is what you tune the light rig against; for a type-led scene, none. A one-line "generate something" is not a producible ask
• storyboard approved (user) / self-reviewed against the one feeling (autonomous)