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Writes the script: story shape, opening, scenes, voice-over, music and payoff, built around the audience. Revises it when a reviewer sends feedback.

Reviews the script for brand fit, core message and ad craft, and sends it back with feedback until it is right.

The final realism pass: fixes continuity, physics, anatomy, audio and invented text, and writes the finished video-model prompt.

Designs the few words that appear on screen: supers, hooks, key points and the end card, with one font, timings and safe positions.

How to make generated video look filmed, not generated: camera, light, color, people, props, product fidelity and the common failure modes.

How a short ad works as an ad: the opening, brand at both ends, voice-over, music, pacing, story shapes and the payoff.

Writes the story and the scene list with timings, characters and every spoken line. Follows the song for music videos and one point per scene for explainers.

How vertical video works on Reels, TikTok and Shorts: the one-second hook, faces, safe zones, captions, pacing, direct address and loopable endings.

Turns each scene into shots: camera, lens, movement, framing and light, the first and last frame, and a video-model prompt per scene.

Checks characters, clothing, hair, props, light, time of day and screen direction across scenes, and returns corrected scenes.

For personalised ads: checks that the script genuinely fits one described viewer, subtly, without reading like a portrait of them.

Watches an existing video you upload or link and writes down every shot: camera, light, colour, spoken words, music and on-screen text.

Reads the analysis of an existing ad and works out who it was made for and what it promised them, as the brief for a brand-new ad.

Turns the analysis of an existing video into one video-model prompt that remakes it as faithfully as possible, shot for shot.

Copies an existing video's on-screen text onto the remake: same words, timing, positions, sizes and colours, without inventing any.

How to remake an existing video shot for shot from its analysis, without inventing anything new. Used when you start from an existing video.