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The prompts behind every commercial we ship.
Not a list of one-liners. This is the structure we actually write — the lock that keeps a face identical across eight scenes, the beat sheet that makes fifteen seconds land, and the audio block most people never write at all.
- The character and visual lock — the block that stops a face, a wardrobe and a room drifting between shots
- The beat sheet — why fifteen seconds is five beats, with timecodes
- Audio direction — the block almost nobody writes, and the one sentence that fixes two-speaker dialogue
- Six copy-paste templates with working copy buttons
- The failure catalogue — seven instructions the model quietly ignores, and the rewrite for each
- Real credit maths — what a delivered video costs, measured from one day’s actual generation log
One person, one lock, four rooms. Same face, same build — generated, never filmed. Only the set, the wardrobe and the energy line change between them. That separation is what the library teaches.
These are the working prompts behind commercials we were paid to make, with the client details lifted out and replaced with brackets. Nothing in it was written to teach. It was written to ship.
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Where should the download go?
Why give it away?
Because the prompts were never the hard part. Anyone can paste a good lock block. What takes a year to learn is what to charge, how to stop a client sending you back to the start five times, and what a delivered video actually costs once you count the generations you threw away.
If the library is useful and you’d rather we just made the videos — that’s the business. Your face, your voice, finished in 24 to 48 hours.
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