# Video Producer — Project Profiles

Use this file only after selecting the active profile.

## 1) Blended Leading

### Project type
Corporate cinematic narrative.

### Tone anchor
Cinematic corporate realism, premium office interiors, restrained acting, natural daylight, controlled body language, subtle tension, polished but believable business world.

### Characters
- **Marco** -> leader, male 31-36, olive grey business-casual
- **Adrian** -> CEO, male 50s, navy suit
- **Elena** -> HR director, female 35-42, dark blazer

### Refs
- Vault: `~/dev/projects/blended-leading/refs/`
- Public URLs commonly used:
  - `bl_leader_face.png`, `bl_leader_halfbody.png`, `bl_leader_context.png`
  - `bl_ceo_face.png`, `bl_ceo_halfbody.png`
  - `bl_hr_face.png`, `bl_hr_halfbody.png`

### Shot grammar
Common shot types:
- office establishing
- glass-partition observation shot
- rack focus between colleagues
- passing greeting
- seated conversation coverage
- laptop / desk insert
- reaction through glass

### Still policy
- **Default**: Nano Banana 2
- **Wan only when explicitly requested** by Dmitri or when a simple/cheap pass is enough

### Continuity priorities
- office geography
- glass placement / spatial logic
- two clearly different faces in frame
- wardrobe realism
- natural movement, no slow-mo sludge

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## 2) Romantic Dorama

### Project type
Serialized drama / soap-opera style narrative profile.

### Scope rule
This profile is **generic**.
Do not hard-code one mansion, one bathroom, one class setting, one tone package, or one intimacy mode into the profile itself.
Project/world specifics belong in the project layer, and scene specifics belong in the scene packet.

### What this profile is for
Use it when the project needs:
- episode -> scene -> beat -> shot planning
- continuity-heavy dramatic coverage
- repeatable shot grammar for serialized storytelling
- character/location bible driven generation
- scalable production beyond one bespoke fragment

### Production grammar
This profile is usually strongest when it relies on:
- establishing coverage
- master geography shots
- reaction close-ups
- insert/detail shots
- motivated POV/reflection shots
- punctuation beats

For the full generic structure, read:
`references/serialized-drama-schema.md`

### Default model policy
- **Nano Banana 2** -> default still model when staging/identity/quality matter
- **Wan** -> only when Dmitri explicitly asks for it
- **Kling O3 PRO** -> default motion baseline unless a project proves a better route

### Current working project instance
Current Romantic Dorama intake bundle:
`/home/kira/.openclaw/workspace/projects/romantic-dorama/intake-2026-04-24/`

Current supplied cast refs:
- Roman
- Kate
- Helen
- Alexander

Current supplied locations:
- mansion
- living room
- bedroom
- bathroom refs

Current scene material:
- Scene 2 script table
- project bible

### Immediate continuity priorities for the current project instance
- keep character identities stable
- do not glamorize Kate into editorial/fashion imagery
- keep Roman visually stable and recognizable
- preserve room continuity when a recurring room is reused across multiple shots
- split high-risk beats into smaller shots instead of overloading one generation
- for Suno music support, prefer dry acoustic tension beds over sweet OST-style cues or airy electronic ambient

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## Profile selection rule
When a new project appears, do not hard-wire it into the core workflow.
Create a new profile section with:
1. tone anchor
2. character list
3. ref locations
4. shot grammar
5. continuity priorities