media-forgemf-ugc-scriptlisted

# media-forge:mf-ugc-script Turn a brief into a timed script where every line has a picture attached. If there is no brief yet, run `[skill:mf-ugc-brief]` or `[skill:mf-ugc-decode]` first — scripting from nothing produces the generic thing both of those exist to prevent. ## Intent A short-form script is not prose with timestamps. It is a sequence of visual states, and the words are what a person says while the picture changes. Written the other way round — copy first, visuals bolted on — the result reads as an advertisement being performed, which is the one thing UGC must not be. ## Shape ``` [0:00-0:03] HOOK VISUAL: what is on screen, as a shot AUDIO: what is said, if anything [0:03-0:XX] BEAT n VISUAL: AUDIO: ``` Rules that make the shape hold: - **One thing per beat.** If a beat needs "and", it is two beats. - **VISUAL before AUDIO, always.** Writing the line first is how a script ends up unshootable. - **A beat with no visual change is a beat that gets cut.** - **The product is on screen before the CTA**, not simultaneously with it. Lengths that work: 15s = hook + 2 beats + CTA. 30s = hook + 4 beats + CTA. 60s only when there is a real demonstration to watch; otherwise it is a 30s script with padding. ## Anti-slop — the part that decides whether it sounds human `[skill:mf-antislop]` is the authority and this must not diverge from it. Load it rather than re-deriving. What matters most here: **Never:** "Le