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Track 1 production sheet + revised spend-it-all credit doctrine

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`production/prompts/` — each sheet is the verbatim template with only the action
sentence and camera line filled in.
### Phase 5 — Batch production in Flow (the 9000 credits)
### Phase 5 — Batch production in Flow (REVISED 2026-07-19: credits EXPIRE end of July)
Veo Fast is 10 cr/clip (not 20) and John's 9,080 credits are use-it-or-lose-it.
Doctrine flipped from rationing to generous: 2-3 takes per shot, Quality tier
(~100cr) for ~15 hero moments, bespoke death per scene, bonus content (Misfile
Dimension, alt-look remasters, Beyond Morp pilot batch, trailer shots) with the
surplus; reserve burned on Quality re-shoots of the best clips by July 25.
Production sheets: production/flow/TRACK1_SHOTS.md (first), one per track after.
### Phase 5 (original plan, superseded)
Budget: 9000 cr ≈ 450 Veo Fast gens. Keep-rate assumption 1-in-2.5 → ~180 usable
clips. Target game: ~35 scenes × (1 action clip + 1 death clip) + intro + attract +
game-over + win ≈ **80 final clips** → ~200–280 gens spent, leaving reserve for

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# TRACK 1 + SH1 production sheet — paste-ready, fully expanded prompts
Rules: Veo 3.1 Fast, 16:9, 1x unless marked QUALITY. Run each prompt 2–3 TAKES,
keep the best, download EVERYTHING to flow-vids-RSG/ immediately (rejects too).
Characters to attach are listed per shot. Multi-character shots → Omni Flash.
STYLE LINE (already at the end of every prompt below — never abbreviate):
"1980s hand-drawn cel animation, thick ink outlines, painterly gouache
backgrounds, film grain. No text, no captions, no watermark; all signs, posters
and record sleeves are blank or abstract designs with no lettering."
Status: t1s1 action+death DONE ✔ · t1s2 action DONE ✔ (needs death) · t2s3 needs
vinyl-fin re-shoot (prompt at bottom).
## t1s2_death — steamrolled [Dez]
The giant rolling vinyl record catches Dez mid-stride and rolls straight over
him with a comic squash; it rolls away revealing Dez flattened into the
checkerboard floor like a pressed record, perfectly flat with a dazed expression,
one hand rising weakly. The clip ends held on this frame. Static wide shot,
inside the cluttered record store at night, neon glow. 1980s hand-drawn cel
animation, thick ink outlines, painterly gouache backgrounds, film grain. No
text, no captions, no watermark; all signs, posters and record sleeves are blank
or abstract designs with no lettering.
## t1s3_action — tape tentacles [Dez]
Inside the cluttered record store at night, neon glow, checkerboard floor. Long
whipping tentacles of brown cassette tape burst out of a bargain bin and lash at
Dez's ankles; he leaps sideways over a sweeping tape tendril at the last moment.
Tracking medium-wide shot, low angle. 1980s hand-drawn cel animation, thick ink
outlines, painterly gouache backgrounds, film grain. No text, no captions, no
watermark; all signs, posters and record sleeves are blank or abstract designs
with no lettering.
## t1s3_death — tape mummy [Dez]
The cassette tape tentacles catch Dez and whirl around him in a blur, wrapping
him head to toe into a mummy of shiny brown tape; only his eyes are visible,
blinking twice. The clip ends held on this frame. Static medium shot, inside
the record store at night, neon glow. 1980s hand-drawn cel animation, thick ink
outlines, painterly gouache backgrounds, film grain. No text, no captions, no
watermark; all signs, posters and record sleeves are blank or abstract designs
with no lettering.
## t1s4_action — ceiling fan [Dez]
Inside the cluttered record store at night, neon glow. The ceiling fan rips
loose from the ceiling and helicopters through the aisle at head height,
spinning wildly and shredding paper; Dez ducks flat to the checkerboard floor
as it screams over him. Static wide shot. 1980s hand-drawn cel animation, thick
ink outlines, painterly gouache backgrounds, film grain. No text, no captions,
no watermark; all signs, posters and record sleeves are blank or abstract
designs with no lettering.
## t1s4_death — fan launch [Dez]
The flying ceiling fan scoops Dez up and flings him across the store; he crash-
lands headfirst into a large wooden bargain bin with his legs sticking straight
up, kicking once, then still. The clip ends held on this frame. Static wide
shot, record store at night, neon glow. 1980s hand-drawn cel animation, thick
ink outlines, painterly gouache backgrounds, film grain. No text, no captions,
no watermark; all signs, posters and record sleeves are blank or abstract
designs with no lettering.
## t1_whitelabel — collectible plate (background flash for t1s2 re-cut; SKIP if
we composite in post) — not needed; white labels will be layered in the engine.
## sh1_action — the filing decision [Dez]
Inside the record store at night. Dez stands at a wooden crate holding a single
record with a plain white sleeve, looking between three open filing crates in
front of him, sweating, eyes darting left, center and right as the overhead
light flickers ominously and dramatic shadows deepen around him. Slow push-in
on his agonized face. The clip ends held on his frozen indecision. 1980s hand-
drawn cel animation, thick ink outlines, painterly gouache backgrounds, film
grain. No text, no captions, no watermark; all signs, posters and record
sleeves are blank or abstract designs with no lettering.
## sh1_death_pit — the misfile [Dez]
Inside the record store at night. Dez slides a white-sleeved record into a
filing crate; the entire row of crates instantly splits open like a trapdoor
and he plunges through the floor with flailing arms into darkness, record
sleeves fluttering down after him like leaves. High angle looking down the
hole. The clip ends on the dark hole with one sleeve settling on the edge.
1980s hand-drawn cel animation, thick ink outlines, painterly gouache
backgrounds, film grain. No text, no captions, no watermark; all signs, posters
and record sleeves are blank or abstract designs with no lettering.
## mf1_action — Misfile Dimension [Dez]
A surreal endless warehouse of towering wrongly-stacked record crates leaning
at impossible angles under a sickly green sky; giant three-dimensional letters
of the alphabet slowly topple like dominoes toward Dez as he sprints between
crate towers; he dives behind a wooden crate divider as a huge letter slams
down beside him. Tracking wide shot. 1980s hand-drawn cel animation, thick ink
outlines, painterly gouache backgrounds, film grain. No text, no captions, no
watermark; the giant letters are abstract blocky glyph shapes, not readable
letters; all record sleeves are blank.
## mf1_death — filed forever [Dez]
The giant toppling glyph slams flat onto Dez; the camera holds a beat, then the
glyph rises slightly to reveal Dez pressed into the ground like a flattened
record sleeve, blinking. The clip ends held on this frame. Static wide shot,
surreal warehouse of leaning crate towers, sickly green sky. 1980s hand-drawn
cel animation, thick ink outlines, painterly gouache backgrounds, film grain.
No text, no captions, no watermark; all sleeves blank, glyphs abstract.
## intro_qual — THE NEEDLE DROP ⭐ QUALITY TIER, 2 takes
Inside a cluttered independent record store at night, closing time, one desk
lamp on. Dez, alone, finds an unlabeled record with a plain white sleeve in a
returns bin, shrugs, places it on a glowing turntable at the counter and lowers
the needle. The moment the needle touches, thick black liquid vinyl bleeds
outward from the record's groove across the turntable and the counter, rising
in thin dripping tendrils as Dez's eyes go wide and the neon lights flicker
violently. Slow push-in ending on the spreading black liquid. 1980s hand-drawn
cel animation, theatrical animated feature quality, thick ink outlines,
painterly gouache backgrounds, dramatic colored rim lighting, film grain. No
text, no captions, no watermark; all signs, posters and record sleeves are
blank or abstract designs with no lettering.
## attract_loop — title mood [no characters]
Slow dolly through the empty cluttered record store at night, neon signs
glowing red and cyan, dust motes in the air, a turntable spinning with black
liquid slowly dripping upward from the record, lightning flickering the lights.
Loopable mood shot, nothing else happens. 1980s hand-drawn cel animation, thick
ink outlines, painterly gouache backgrounds, film grain. No text, no captions,
no watermark; all signs, posters and record sleeves are blank or abstract
designs with no lettering.
## t2s3_reshoot — vinyl-fin sharks [Dez] (pickup for the shark run)
The record store flooded into an open ocean at night, wooden record racks
bobbing like rafts, neon glow on the water, spray and foam. Dez sprints and
leaps across a chain of half-sunken wooden record crates while three sharks
circle and lunge at his heels; each shark's dorsal fin is a black vinyl record
with a bright red circular label at its center, clearly visible cutting through
the water. Tracking wide shot moving with him. 1980s hand-drawn cel animation,
thick ink outlines, painterly gouache backgrounds, film grain. No text, no
captions, no watermark; all signs, posters and record sleeves are blank or
abstract designs with no lettering.
## Logging
After each keeper: append to production/SHOTLOG.csv →
`date,shot_id,take,model,credits,verdict,notes` (create file on first write).
Burn target: this sheet ≈ 13 shots × 2.5 takes × 10 + intro quality ≈ ~550 cr.