Animation Visual Development Package

Use case: animation visual development
Asset type: {{development_scope}} for {{story_format}}
Primary request: {{project_brief}}
Style/medium: {{visual_style}}

Production rules
- Establish a one-sentence art direction, then unify large shape → silhouette → proportion → material → palette → light.
- Make character, environment, and props share functional, wear, and scale rules. Avoid decoration that is attractive but unusable.
- Separate board regions and show every form without overlap. For a color script, preserve character and location while changing only light, palette, and atmosphere across story beats.
- For people, define age, body framing, gaze, pose, and hand/prop interaction. For environments, distinguish foreground, midground, background, and navigable paths.
- When references are supplied, assign explicit roles such as Image 1=identity, Image 2=style, Image 3=environment; do not blend responsibilities.

Composition: landscape production-review board, clear hierarchy, full uncropped elements, generous margins, comparable neutral views
Lighting: neutral material-reading light plus a separate hero-lighting vignette when useful
Constraints: {{continuity_rules}}. Original design only. No text, labels, logos, watermarks, protected characters, or trademarks. Preserve approved identity, geometry, and materials across iterations.

Shared execution rules
- Treat selectors as production constraints that change format, intensity, camera language, and validation—not as decorative labels.
- Do not invent missing facts, cultural details, or rights status. When current facts matter and search is available, prioritize official documents, original sources, and academic or institutional evidence; state the as-of date and cite sources.
- Separate fact, interpretation, and creative invention. Do not copy protected characters, scenes, dialogue, or a distinctive living-artist/studio style; translate intent into observable visual and narrative attributes.
- Work through analysis → draft → continuity check → minimal revision. Do not change every variable at once.
- Validate the result against the request and repair omissions, conflicts, duplicates, impossible motion, and unsupported claims before returning only the finished artifact.