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creative-pressure-test

Skill4 starsChanged 3 months agoApache-2.0View on GitHub

Stress-test a story, book, screenplay, visual concept, audio plan, film plan, trailer, campaign, or production approach through a rigorous dependency-aware interview before execution.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Do not start production merely because enough questions have been answered to imagine a solution.

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Creative Pressure Test

Route the questioning through decision-tree-interview.

Focus the interview on failure modes appropriate to the requested medium, including where relevant:

  • premise, theme, audience, tone, point of view
  • character desire, conflict, stakes, agency, contradiction, transformation
  • world rules, causality, chronology, setup/payoff, promise fulfillment
  • scene purpose, escalation, pacing, emotional logic
  • visual continuity, blocking, coverage, geography, camera motivation
  • dialogue, voice identity, music, sound, silence, intelligibility
  • generation feasibility, reference quality, model limits, resource limits
  • edit structure, delivery formats, trailer spoiler policy, campaign claims
  • budget, schedule, human approvals, legal/rights constraints when declared

Do not start production merely because enough questions have been answered to imagine a solution. Finish the active decision frontier and confirm shared understanding first.

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