archive-launch-film

# Archive-to-product launch film Act one borrows the grammar of a documentary: history's failures, told in engravings and cutaways, with one or two words on screen at a time. Act two turns the lights on: a chrome reveal, then the product doing the job on a pastel ground. There are two examples: - `examples/prismor/` is a 65 s Prismor launch. - `examples/prismor-enterprise/` is an 84 s Prismor Enterprise cut. It adds the fleet wall, the holographic reveal, enroll, shadow AI and the Enterprise end card, and shares the first example's assets. ## Workflow 1. **Start:** run `python3 scripts/main.py init my-film` or `init my-film prismor-enterprise`. 2. **Script** (`vo.txt`): the arc is: - a failure hook - two true historical failures (one image, then its cutaway) - the present-day parallel - the specific risk (a document with the dangerous line) - "most find out afterwards" - the product - three or four proofs - positioning and CTA Use only facts you can source for the history. Run the script through `no-ai-slop`. 3. **Assets** (`assets.json`): engravings and cutaways generated with gpt-image-2. Cutaways need clean line art on white, because the flood fill finds enclosed regions. Chrome objects are generated on transparent backgrounds. Run `python3 scripts/main.py assets`. 4. **Voice:** `python3 scripts/main.py voice` (latest TTS snapshot, default `marin`, windowed Whisper timings). `holds` in the brief add silence after a phrase. To trim a spoken list without re-recording, cut the words from `vo.wav` and `words.json`, then fix `vo.txt` to match. 5. **Check** → **still** → **render**. Set `FRAMESMITH_PRESET=veryfast` for a faster encode on slow machines. ## Beats | type | what it does | |---|---| | `grid` | falling dotted chart on a black grid; the camera pulls back as the axis box draws | | `photo` | archival still with push, weave, grain and vignette; optional `icons` that pop on cues plus a `more` row on a cue | | `cutaway` | line drawing whose enclosed interior floods (`rise`, or `sweep: right_to_left` up to a `cap` line) | | `doc` | a page where every paragraph but the `target` greys out, then a highlighter sweeps the `hl` phrase | | `words` | words on black, dawning into the pastel ground from the bottom (`grad_at`) | | `brand` | chrome objects fly in, the logo pops, the name types with a caret | | `session` | agent tiles make room for a live activity panel; a tool-call card shows a secret as a Cloak placeholder | | `approve` | a held action; the cursor clicks Approve and the status flips | | `flow` | source cards connect by curved lines into a central policy card that fills and signs | | `records` | an audit record highlights line by line, then "See history" stacks older records | | `fleetwall` | one device tile, the camera pulls back, hundreds light up in a wave, and a count appears | | `reveal` | black stage, chrome orbit, logo + name + a holographic "Enterprise" wipe, and a subline | | `enroll` | a terminal types the enroll command; devices stream into a console table | | `panel` | any `framesmith.console` component (shadow, proof, egress, mcp, kpis…) rising in | | `ent_end` / `tagline` | end cards: lockup, lines, GitHub repo on its cue, CTA, fade to black | ## Notes - The pastel ground is rebuilt from prismor.dev's hero (peach, rose, sky and lavender blobs drifting on warm white). Change `BLOBS` in `main.py` for another brand. - On-screen text never ends with a period (captions strip trailing punctuation), and there are no pills (the device count sits on a soft wash). - Sample text that looks like exfiltration (curl uploads of `.env`) can trip agent security hooks such as Prismor's. Keep demo commands harmless-looking.