What it does
Turns a creative bank into a shootable script pack: modules with beats and timings, a continuity kit per angle, generation prompts, and the assembly map that says how the pieces cut back together. It decides, per module, whether the thing is GENERATED or must be REALLY CAPTURED — and it treats that line as load-bearing. A genuine interface, a real result, a real person's testimonial: those are captured, because a model asked to render them produces something that is convincing and false, and the ad then claims something the product did not do. Continuity is specified rather than hoped for. Modules generated separately only cut together if the wardrobe, the set, the light direction and the production register were locked in writing beforehand; continuity discovered at the edit is continuity that was never there. Every prompt ships with a variant set and a stated number of runs, because one run is not evidence that a prompt works — it is one sample, and the difference between the runs is what tells a good prompt from a lucky frame. It writes the spec and the QA protocol; it does not generate, render or measure anything.
Turns a creative bank into modules, continuity kits and prompts you can produce from.
Example prompts
- Turn this creative bank into a script pack.
- Which of these modules must be really captured rather than generated?
- Write the continuity kit for this angle.
