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Plan for generating 2 story boards

1.

Cinematic moody atmospheric storyboard panel, film grain, neon highlights

2.

4-panel storyboard grid, sequential keyframes, motion blur, cold blue light

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moodboard-neon-ref.jpg
hero-scene-v3.mp4
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lighting-pass.psd
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Let's start planning the launch campaign for this quarter's new arrivals. Compare our three local assets — the hero scene video, the lighting pass, and the moodboard references — and tell me which one should lead the promotion. Just pick one, no full parallel breakdown needed.

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I've got context from your Spring project — hero-scene-v3.mp4, lighting-pass.psd, and the neon moodboard set. Single choice conclusion: the hero scene video should lead.

The lighting pass is precise but reads like a technical plate — it informs craft, it doesn't sell. The moodboard sets tone but stays fragmentary. The hero scene already carries atmosphere, motion, and a complete frame. Pair it with detail crops from References when you lock the cut.

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