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+# Asset Review
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+
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+Large image, video, and audio files live in the DAM / review system. The wiki
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+records why an asset was selected and how it can be reproduced.
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+## Review order
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+
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+1. Story clarity
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+2. Character recognition
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+3. Shot and edit function
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+4. Style and location continuity
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+5. Technical defects
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+6. Reproducibility
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+## Asset record
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+
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+```yaml
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+asset:
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+ id: ""
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+ episode: S01E__
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+ panel_or_cue: ""
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+ media_type: image
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+ status: Candidate
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+ smartgallery_url: ""
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+ source_prompt_page: ""
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+ workflow_version: ""
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+ model: ""
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+ seed: ""
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+ dimensions: ""
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+ reviewer: ""
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+ reviewed_on: YYYY-MM-DD
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+ decision: ""
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+ supersedes: ""
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+```
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+
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+## Existing learning reference
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+
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+The Mary and Joseph 12-panel test established the current 3:4 storyboard baseline
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+and the need to specify shot geometry explicitly. It is a workflow reference, not
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+Lantern Club canon.
Cast.md
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+# Cast
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+
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+**Status:** Candidate visual locks
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+
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+## Lumi
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+
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+| Field | Lock |
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+| --- | --- |
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+| Role | Calm, observant guide; notices what others miss |
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+| Silhouette | Rounded forms; two clearly separated hair buns |
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+| Hair | Deep navy / blue-black, twin buns |
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+| Eyes | Large teal eyes |
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+| Palette | Teal, cream, warm gold |
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+| Signature object | Small lantern pendant |
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+| Movement | Measured, graceful, reassuring |
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+| Recognition test | Readable from silhouette, close-up, and back three-quarter view |
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+
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+## Pip
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+
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+| Field | Lock |
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+| --- | --- |
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+| Role | Energetic experimenter; acts, reacts, and makes discoveries physical |
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+| Silhouette | Angular, lively; distinct spiky cowlick |
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+| Hair | Auburn / chestnut |
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+| Eyes | Warm amber |
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+| Palette | Mustard, blue, burnt orange |
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+| Signature objects | Small satchel and scarf |
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+| Movement | Quick, expressive, slightly impulsive |
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+| Recognition test | Readable from silhouette, close-up, and back three-quarter view |
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+
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+## Pair contrast
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+
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+Lumi is round/cool/calm; Pip is angular/warm/kinetic. Their height, hair shape,
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+palette, signature object, and movement language must remain separable even when
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+the model introduces small generational variance.
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+
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+## Character pack required before lock
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+
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+Front, profile, back, three-quarter, neutral close-up, happy close-up, concerned
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+close-up, full-body action pose, seated pose, Lumi/Pip height comparison, and a
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+shared neutral two-shot.
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+
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+Do not use personality adjectives alone in image prompts. Compile the visible
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+features needed by the shot.
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-# Common Hallway
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-This page is the public development index for **Common Hallway**.
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-Add links to approved story development, creative direction, and production practices here as the team develops them. Do not add unapproved screenplay drafts or restricted production records.
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+# Decision Log
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+
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+Use this page for decisions that change production canon. Newest entries go first.
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+
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+| Date | Area | Decision | Status | Affected pages |
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+| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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+| 2026-07-26 | Production bible | Repurpose the deprecated FaithOriginals.Media build wiki as The Lantern Club Production Bible | Approved | [[Home]] |
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+| 2026-07-26 | Series engine | Develop Little Lanterns as recurring alphabet seasons with Lumi and Pip | Candidate | [[Little Lanterns]], [[Seasons]] |
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+| 2026-07-26 | Episode format | Test a 4–5 minute Find → Meet → Help → Discover → Sing → Shine structure | Candidate | [[Little Lanterns Format]] |
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+| 2026-07-26 | Image format | Use 864 × 1152 as the 3:4 portrait storyboard baseline | Candidate | [[Visual Pipeline]] |
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+| 2026-07-26 | Prompting | Store human-readable structured prompts and compile model-specific text | Candidate | [[Prompt Architecture]] |
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+
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+## Entry rule
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+
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+A decision should say what changed, whether it is Candidate or Approved, and which
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+source pages now carry the rule. Do not use the log as a substitute for updating
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+those pages.
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-# Development Home
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-
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-Use this page as the index for active development work. Keep it concise and link to focused pages instead of building one long document.
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-## Story development
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-
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-- Concepts and themes
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-- Character development
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-- Episode and scene work
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-- Research cleared for team use
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-
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-## Production development
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-
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-- Creative references
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-- Location considerations
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-- Wardrobe, props, and art direction
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-- Production workflows and shared standards
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-
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-## Project indexes
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-
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-- [Starvation Beach](/Starvation-Beach)
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-- [Common Hallway](/Common-Hallway)
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-- [My Fiancé’s Family Is Crazy](/My-Fiances-Family-Is-Crazy)
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Episode-Template.md
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+# Episode Template
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+
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+**Episode:** S__E__
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+**Letter:**
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+**Working title:**
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+**Status:** Draft
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+**Owner:**
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+**Last reviewed:** YYYY-MM-DD
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+
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+## One-line story
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+
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+Lumi and Pip meet **[guest]**, help with **[problem]**, and discover **[meaning]**.
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+
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+## Learning and feeling
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+
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+**Letter / sound:**
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+**Anchor words:**
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+**Emotional idea:**
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+**Audience participation:**
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+
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+## Beat sheet
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+
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+| Beat | Story action | Dialogue / lyric purpose | Duration |
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+| --- | --- | --- | ---: |
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+| Find | | | |
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+| Meet | | | |
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+| Help | | | |
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+| Discover | | | |
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+| Sing | | | |
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+| Shine | | | |
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+
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+## Cast and location
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+
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+**Characters visible:**
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+**Guest lock:**
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+**Primary location:**
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+**New props:**
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+
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+## Song brief
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+
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+**Two voice roles:**
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+**Spoken-word tags:**
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+**Feeling arc:**
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+**Hook:**
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+**Suno record / link:**
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+
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+## 12-panel storyboard
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+
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+| Panel | Shot | Story purpose | Prompt record | Seed | Review |
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+| ---: | --- | --- | --- | ---: | --- |
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+| 01 | Establishing wide | | | | |
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+| 02 | Medium | | | | |
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+| 03 | Insert / ECU | | | | |
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+| 04 | OTS Lumi | | | | |
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+| 05 | Reverse close-up | | | | |
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+| 06 | Lumi close-up | | | | |
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+| 07 | Pip close-up | | | | |
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+| 08 | Two-shot | | | | |
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+| 09 | Dynamic angle | | | | |
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+| 10 | Reaction ECU | | | | |
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+| 11 | Payoff wide | | | | |
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+| 12 | Final close / two-shot | | | | |
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+
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+## Generation provenance
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+
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+**Image model / checkpoint:**
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+**Workflow version:**
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+**Dimensions:** 864 × 1152 (3:4 portrait candidate)
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+**Video model / workflow:**
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+**SmartGallery collection:**
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+**Approved asset IDs:**
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+
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+## Decisions
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+
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+Record any new canon in [[Decision Log]] and link back here.
Home.md
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-# FaithOriginals.Media Production Wiki
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+# The Lantern Club Production Bible
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-Welcome to the FaithOriginals.Media production-development wiki.
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+The fast, practical source of truth for **The Lantern Club** and its first series,
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+**Little Lanterns**.
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-This public knowledge base gathers approved project information, creative direction, production practices, and durable team decisions in one searchable place.
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+Use this wiki to keep story, character, music, image, and video generation aligned.
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+It records what is **Locked**, what is still a **Candidate**, and which workflow
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+produced each approved result. Large media files remain in SmartGallery; this wiki
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+stores the creative decisions, prompts, provenance, and review links.
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-## Explore the wiki
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+## Start here
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-- [Development Home](/Development-Home) — Active development areas and working documents.
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-- [How to Contribute](/How-to-Contribute) — Guidance for creating, improving, and organizing pages.
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-- [Production Principles](/Production-Principles) — Shared standards for story, faith, craft, and collaboration.
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+| Need | Go to |
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+| --- | --- |
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+| Understand the show | [[Little Lanterns]] |
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+| Write a short | [[Little Lanterns Format]] and [[Episode Template]] |
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+| Keep Lumi and Pip consistent | [[Cast]] |
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+| Plan the alphabet season | [[Season 01 - Alphabet Adventures]] |
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+| Build a readable generation prompt | [[Prompt Architecture]] |
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+| Write a two-voice song | [[Music and Voices]] |
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+| Generate and review visuals | [[Visual Pipeline]] and [[Asset Review]] |
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+| Find the current tools and recipes | [[Workflow Registry]] |
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+| See what has been approved | [[Decision Log]] |
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-## Productions
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+## Production contract
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-- [Starvation Beach](/Starvation-Beach) — Public development index.
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-- [Common Hallway](/Common-Hallway) — Public development index.
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-- [My Fiancé’s Family Is Crazy](/My-Fiances-Family-Is-Crazy) — Story treatment, season architecture, and location strategy.
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+Every episode should make these answers obvious:
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-Project pages begin as focused indexes and grow with approved material. Schedules, contact details, private notes, legal or financial records, credentials, and unapproved drafts do not belong in this public wiki.
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+1. Which letter are we exploring?
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+2. Who do Lumi and Pip meet?
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+3. What small, emotionally legible problem do they help solve?
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+4. What discovery turns the letter into meaning?
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+5. What song carries the memory?
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+6. What warm final image makes the audience want another adventure?
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-## Reading and editing
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+## Status language
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-Anyone may read, browse, search, and review page history. When team editing is enabled, select **Edit** or **New** and enter the shared credentials when prompted.
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+**Draft** · **Candidate** · **Locked** · **Approved** · **Superseded** · **Rejected**
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+Only items explicitly marked **Locked** or **Approved** are production canon.
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+> This is a public-safe production bible. Never add passwords, credentials,
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+> private access instructions, unreleased contracts, or personal information.
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# How to Contribute
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-The wiki is public to read. Once enabled, editing uses one shared team username and password.
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+This wiki is edited through the web interface and versioned in Git.
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-## Edit an existing page
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+## Make a change
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-1. Open the page you want to improve.
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-2. Select **Edit**.
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-3. Enter the team editing credentials when your browser prompts you.
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-4. Make a focused change and write a short description of what changed.
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-5. Preview the page, then save it.
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+1. Open the page and select **Edit**.
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+2. Keep the existing headings and structured fields where possible.
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+3. Mark new material **Draft** or **Candidate** unless it has been approved.
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+4. Add a clear commit message describing the decision, not just the edit.
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+5. Save, then follow any affected links to verify them.
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+## Canon rule
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-1. Select **New Page**.
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-2. Give the page a clear, specific name.
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-4. Add a short purpose statement at the top.
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+Changing prose does not automatically change canon. A character, format, prompt,
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+song, workflow, or asset becomes canon only when its status is changed to
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+**Locked** or **Approved** and the change is recorded in [[Decision Log]].
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-## Writing guidelines
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+## Writing conventions
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-- Use clear headings and short paragraphs.
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-- Link to an existing page instead of duplicating its information.
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-- Separate confirmed decisions from ideas still under discussion.
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-- Identify sources for factual claims and research.
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-- Do not publish credentials, contact details, schedules, contracts, financial information, unapproved drafts, or other restricted production material.
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-Each save creates a revision. Use **History** to understand earlier decisions or restore a previous version.
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+* Keep one source of truth; link instead of duplicating.
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+* Use tables for repeatable fields and Markdown sections for creative context.
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+* Put the most important production instruction first.
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+* Include model, workflow version, seed, dimensions, and review link for generated assets.
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+* Never publish secrets, passwords, private links, or personal information.
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+# Little Lanterns Format
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+
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+**Status:** Candidate
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+**Target duration:** 4–5 minutes
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+
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+## Story rhythm
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+
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+| Beat | Function | Typical visual language |
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+| --- | --- | --- |
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+| **Find** | A lantern glow or clue reveals today’s letter | Establishing wide, insert |
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+| **Meet** | Lumi and Pip encounter the guest | Two-shot, medium, reaction close-ups |
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+| **Help** | A simple problem invites participation | Over-the-shoulder, reverse, action detail |
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+| **Discover** | The letter gains emotional and story meaning | Close-up, extreme close-up, reveal wide |
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+| **Sing** | Two voices make the discovery memorable | Rhythmic coverage, performance close-ups |
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+| **Shine** | A warm visual payoff closes the loop | Hero wide, intimate final close-up |
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+
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+## Coverage rule
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+
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+A storyboard is a sequence of editorial decisions, not twelve variations of the
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+same composition. A standard 12-panel board should contain:
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+
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+1. Establishing wide
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+2. Character medium
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+3. Insert or extreme close-up
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+4. Over Lumi’s shoulder
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+5. Guest reverse close-up
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+6. Lumi close-up
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+7. Pip close-up
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+8. Balanced two-shot
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+9. Low or high angle action shot
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+10. Reaction extreme close-up
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+11. Payoff wide
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+12. Final intimate two-shot or close-up
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+
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+Every shot prompt must state framing, lens intent, camera height, subject scale,
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+foreground/background relationship, and who is visible.
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+
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+## Learning rule
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+
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+Repeat the letter naturally in action, dialogue, and song. Do not turn the
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+characters into quiz hosts. Participation should feel like helping.
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+# Little Lanterns
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+
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+**Status:** Candidate series bible
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+**Audience:** Preschool and early elementary
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+**Format:** 4–5 minute musical animated shorts
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+**Core cast:** Lumi and Pip
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+**Series engine:** A letter opens the door to a guest, a small problem, a discovery,
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+a song, and a warm closing image.
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+## Promise
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+
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+Lumi and Pip explore a welcoming world in which letters are not abstract lessons.
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+Each letter becomes a character, place, object, action, feeling, or act of kindness.
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+The audience learns by joining an adventure rather than being tested.
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+## Tone
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+Warm, musical, playful, emotionally clear, gently funny, and visually luminous.
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+Problems are small enough for a young viewer to understand and meaningful enough
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+to reward cooperation, curiosity, courage, or care.
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+## Repeatable engine
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+**Letter + season lens + guest + problem + discovery + song + shine**
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+The alphabet creates familiarity. A new season lens creates novelty without
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+discarding the characters, musical language, or production system.
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+
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+## What the show is not
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+
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+* A classroom lecture with story decoration
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+* A rapid montage of disconnected vocabulary
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+* A character redesign from episode to episode
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+* A song pasted onto a finished story
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+
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+## Current priorities
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+
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+1. Lock Lumi and Pip reference packs.
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+2. Validate the 12-shot image-to-video sequence pipeline.
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+3. Produce one complete alphabet proof episode.
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+4. Record prompts and generation provenance as reusable production data.
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+# Music and Voices
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+
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+**Status:** Candidate production standard
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+The working music pipeline is strongest when a song is designed for two distinct
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+voices, uses explicit spoken-word tags, and describes the emotional movement of
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+each section.
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+## Voice functions
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+
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+| Voice | Dramatic job |
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+| --- | --- |
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+| Lumi | Ground the idea, model listening, carry reassurance and wonder |
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+| Pip | Create momentum, ask the active question, embody surprise and play |
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+| Together | Deliver the hook and the shared discovery |
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+
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+The functions can swap for story reasons, but the voices should never feel
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+interchangeable.
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+
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+## Song brief structure
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+
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+```yaml
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+song:
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+ episode: S01E__
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+ letter: ""
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+ duration_target: ""
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+ emotional_arc: curious -> uncertain -> delighted -> warm
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+ spoken_word:
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+ opening: "[Lumi, softly spoken]"
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+ pivot: "[Pip, excited spoken interjection]"
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+ sections:
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+ - intro
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+ - call_and_response_verse
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+ - chorus
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+ - discovery_bridge
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+ - final_chorus
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+ - gentle_button
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+ hook: ""
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+ anchor_words: []
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+ generation_record:
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+ tool: Suno
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+ prompt_version: ""
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+ output_link: ""
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+ status: Draft
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+```
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+
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+## Rules
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+
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+* Give each voice an intention and feeling, not just a name.
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+* Use spoken tags where story clarity matters.
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+* Let the chorus express the discovery, not merely repeat the letter.
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+* Write visual beats and song structure together.
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+* Preserve generation prompts and selected output links.
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-# My Fiancé’s Family Is Crazy
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-> **Status:** Development treatment
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-> **Format:** Vertical Micro Drama (9:16)
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-> **Genre:** Clean, faith-forward romantic comedy
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-> **Proposed structure:** 32 episodes, 60–90 seconds each
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-> **Source notes:** July 20–21, 2026
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-## Project overview
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-
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-A sincere, sheltered young woman falls for the disciplined concierge in her secure apartment building. He shares her faith and values, but his affectionate, uninhibited family could not be more different from the restrained world that shaped her. When embarrassment and social pressure push her to reject him, she must decide whether character matters more than presentation—and whether she is brave enough to love across the divide between their families.
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-The story is a warm culture-clash romance: heartfelt first, comedic second, with faith functioning as discernment rather than decoration. The comedy should remain affectionate and tasteful. Neither family is a villain, and the audience should understand why both leads love the people who raised them.
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-Working names and structural details on this page are development proposals, not final decisions.
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-## Creative promise
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-- An emotionally grounded romance with underplayed courtship and strong chemistry.
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-- Family comedy that is warm rather than cruel or humiliating.
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-- A clean, faith-forward point of view without reducing the story to a sermon.
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-- A conflict between presentation and character, not between “good people” and “bad people.”
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-- A conclusion built on acceptance without requiring either family to become the other.
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-## Principal characters
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-### The young woman
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-“Grace” is a suggested working name. She is approximately twenty-five, sincere, sheltered, Christian, and accustomed to a restrained family and social environment. She is not naïve so much as inexperienced with people whose values appear in unfamiliar forms. Her arc is learning to distinguish discomfort and social expectation from genuine moral concern.
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-“Michael” is a working name. He is the youngest child in a loving, unconventional family and works as a concierge or security professional in a secure residential building. He is disciplined, athletic, hardworking, studies the Bible, and is preparing for an engineering examination. His loyalty to his family is not a flaw to overcome; it is evidence of the character the heroine eventually learns to recognize.
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-### His family
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-His older, free-spirited family members are affectionate hippie throwbacks: musical, expressive, relaxed about convention, and comfortable with dancing, drinking, cannabis, and an open household atmosphere. Their exact cultural background and the degree of their unconventional behavior remain open creative decisions. They should feel loving, specific, and human—not like a collection of jokes.
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-Her parents and church community embody a more restrained culture. Their concern creates real pressure, but they should not be written as cold or malicious. A pastor or trusted spiritual mentor ultimately helps her see that the male lead’s devotion to his family reveals responsibility rather than incompatibility.
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-A credible, socially acceptable alternative offers the heroine the life others expect her to choose. He is not a villain; the dramatic point is that suitability without chemistry or shared emotional truth is not enough.
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-## Story engine
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-Three recurring sources of tension can sustain the short-form series:
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-1. **The desk:** Brief encounters at the concierge desk let attraction grow through small observations, interruptions, and withheld feelings.
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-- **Hook (0–15 seconds):** An immediate surprise, question, or emotional disruption.
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-- **Friction (15–60 seconds):** The encounter deepens the romantic or cultural conflict.
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-- **Spike (60–90 seconds):** A reveal, reversal, or emotional escalation.
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-- **Button (final moments):** A visual or verbal turn that pulls the viewer into the next episode.
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-## Season architecture
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-| Episodes | Phase | Dramatic purpose |
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-| 1 | Cold open | Introduce the family clash at maximum intensity. |
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-| 2–10 | Falling | Establish the desk encounters, mutual attraction, shared values, and first dates. |
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-| 11–16 | Family visit | Bring the heroine into his family’s world and escalate the culture clash. |
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-| 17–22 | Pressure and separation | Family and social expectations overtake the private romance. |
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-| 23–24 | Letter and low point | His departure or resignation makes the loss real. |
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-| 25–28 | False alternative | The acceptable suitor fails to create a genuine connection; wise counsel reframes the choice. |
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-| 29–31 | Win him back | She acts with clarity and courage to repair the relationship. |
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-## Themes
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-- Character over presentation
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-- Faith as discernment
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-- Honoring family without surrendering personal judgment
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-- Love across cultural differences
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-- Responsibility expressed through loyalty
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-- Acceptance without sameness
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-- The difference between social suitability and genuine connection
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-### Primary locations
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-| Location | Story use | Production value |
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-| --- | --- | --- |
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-| Building lobby and concierge desk | Courtship, interruptions, resident encounters, and recurring visual identity | A repeatable anchor for short episodes |
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-- *My Fiance’s Family Is Crazy — Locations Breakdown*
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-Begin with human stakes, meaningful choices, hope, redemption, and service. Faith should emerge through the story rather than rely on familiar visual shorthand.
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-Bring feature-film discipline, care, and creative ambition to every format. Micro Dramas are the immediate focus, but the work is not limited to vertical content.
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+# Prompt Architecture
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+**Status:** Candidate production standard
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+Prompts must be readable, diffable, and reusable. Store the structured record;
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+compile it into model-specific text only at generation time.
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+## Inheritance
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+`Universe → Show → Season → Cast → Location → Shot → Model adapter`
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+Later layers may add detail but must not silently contradict an earlier lock.
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+## Human-readable shot record
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+
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+```yaml
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+identity:
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+ show: Little Lanterns
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+ season: 01 Alphabet Adventures
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+ episode: S01E__
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+ panel: 06
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+style:
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+ rendering: clean shapes, soft dimensional light, controlled texture
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+ palette: warm lantern gold against teal-blue shadows
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+cast:
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+ visible: [Lumi]
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+ lumi:
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+ eyes: large teal
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+ wardrobe: teal and cream with warm-gold details
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+ signature: small lantern pendant
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+location:
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+ name: Lantern Club room
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+ anchors: [arched window, low map table, hanging lanterns]
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+ time: blue hour
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+shot:
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+ lens_intent: intimate portrait compression
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+ camera_height: eye level
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+ subject_scale: face fills most of frame
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+ composition: Lumi alone; clean eyeline space camera-right
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+ action: she notices the letter glowing
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+ emotion: quiet wonder
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+ continuity: pendant visible; background softly recognizable
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+output:
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+ aspect_ratio: 3:4
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+ dimensions: 864x1152
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+```
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+## Compilation rules
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+1. Include only visible character features in the final shot prompt.
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+2. Put shot framing and subject scale near the beginning and reinforce them in composition.
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+4. Use stable location anchors, but vary camera position and focal depth.
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+5. Preserve style language verbatim across a sequence.
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+6. Keep negative constraints in the model adapter, not scattered through story fields.
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+7. Record model, workflow version, seed, dimensions, and output link.
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+## Why distinctive features matter
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+
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+Perfect pixel identity is unrealistic across independent generations. Strong,
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+# Season 01 — Alphabet Adventures
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+**Status:** Candidate
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+**Episode count:** 26
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+**Purpose:** Introduce Lumi, Pip, the lantern world, and the show’s musical story engine.
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+## Season rule
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+One featured letter per episode. The letter must become meaningful through a guest,
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+| Ep | Letter | Guest / anchor | Problem | Discovery | Status |
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+| ---: | :---: | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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+| 01 | A | TBD | TBD | TBD | Draft |
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+| 02 | B | TBD | TBD | TBD | Draft |
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+| 03 | C | TBD | TBD | TBD | Draft |
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+| 04 | D | TBD | TBD | TBD | Draft |
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+| 10 | J | TBD | TBD | TBD | Draft |
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+| 11 | K | TBD | TBD | TBD | Draft |
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+| 13 | M | TBD | TBD | TBD | Draft |
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+| 18 | R | TBD | TBD | TBD | Draft |
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+| 21 | U | TBD | TBD | TBD | Draft |
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+| 22 | V | TBD | TBD | TBD | Draft |
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+| 23 | W | TBD | TBD | TBD | Draft |
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+| 24 | X | TBD | TBD | TBD | Draft |
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+| 02 | Animal Friends | Creatures, habitats, care |
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+| 03 | Amazing Places | Landscapes, communities, travel |
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+| 04 | Feelings and Friendship | Emotional vocabulary and repair |
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+| 05 | Makers and Helpers | Tools, crafts, community roles |
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+| 06 | Nature’s Wonders | Weather, plants, seasons |
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+# Visual Pipeline
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+## Production flow
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+1. Lock the episode’s cast, guest, location, and style records.
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+## Current image baseline
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+| Field | Candidate |
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+| --- | --- |
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+| Orientation | Portrait video |
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+| Aspect ratio | 3:4 |
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+| Working dimensions | 864 × 1152 |
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+| Board size | 12 panels |
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+| Character strategy | Distinctive visible anchors + structured prompt inheritance |
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+## Visual acceptance checklist
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+* Lumi and Pip are recognizable without relying on labels.
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+## Known lesson
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+Model quality alone does not produce a storyboard. Shot type must be expressed as
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+| Workflow | Purpose | Runtime | Version / path | Status |
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+| Character reference pack | Turnaround, expressions, pair scale | Local ComfyUI | TBD | Draft |
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+| 12-panel storyboard | Consistent cast, location, varied coverage | Local ComfyUI / Anima | Mary–Joseph V1 is the current learning reference | Candidate |
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+| Image-to-video shot | Animate an approved keyframe | Local ComfyUI | TBD | Draft |
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+| Music and voice | Two-voice song with spoken and feeling tags | Suno workflow | TBD | Candidate |
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+| Asset review | Contact sheets and approved output collections | SmartGallery | TBD | Candidate |
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+```yaml
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+ owner: ""
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+ runtime: ""
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+ source_path: ""
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+ review_collection: ""
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+ notes: ""
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+Never put credentials or access tokens in this registry.
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-- [Home](/)
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+* [[Home]]
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+* [[Season 01 - Alphabet Adventures]]
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-- [Starvation Beach](/Starvation-Beach)
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-- [Common Hallway](/Common-Hallway)
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-- [My Fiancé’s Family Is Crazy](/My-Fiances-Family-Is-Crazy)
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+* [[Episode Template]]
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+* [[Visual Pipeline]]
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