video-look-soundlisted

# Direct the look and sound Create one production bible that later narration, shot planning, generation, assembly, and QA stages can execute without reinterpreting taste or audio intent. Do this after the script and recurring-character references are settled, but before generating narration or visual clips. ## Lock the visual world Record decisions that must remain stable across shots: - locations and backgrounds per beat, including time of day and practical set anchors; - recurring wardrobe, hair, props, product markings, and other identity anchors; - lighting direction, contrast, color temperature, palette, texture, and realism level; - camera grammar: framing range, lens feel, movement, depth of field, and transitions; - aspect ratio, composition safe areas, and caption-safe regions. Separate invariants from intentional changes. A character may move to a new location, but their approved identity and wardrobe do not drift unless the script explicitly calls for that change. ## Lock the sound world Record all audible and readable layers: - speech mode per beat: off-camera voiceover, visible native dialogue, or explicitly no speech; - voice provider/model or recorded source, voice ID, language, accent, warmth, energy, pacing, pronunciation notes, and performance references; - music role, genre, tempo range, emotional arc, instrumentation, and where it yields; - ambience and room tone per location; - motivated sound effects and transition sounds; - caption wording sou