arca-marketing-video 2.26.0 → 2.28.0

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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "arca-marketing-video",
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- "version": "2.26.0",
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+ "version": "2.28.0",
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  "repository": {
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  "type": "git",
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  "url": "git+https://github.com/briarbearrr/arca-marketing.git"
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  Arca
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  Name usage rules:
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- - Always write the brand name as "Arca" or "arca.ph".
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+ - Always write the brand name as "Arca" or "Arca.ph" (capital A — never "arca.ph").
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  - Never write it in all caps as "ARCA" unless it appears inside a small logo mark.
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  - The brand should feel premium, human, practical, and audience-first.
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  ====================================================================
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  2. WEBSITE / HANDLE
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  ====================================================================
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- arca.ph
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+ Arca.ph
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  ====================================================================
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  3. WHAT THE BRAND DOES / POSITIONING
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  **Round 1 — Identity & positioning** (sections 1–7)
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  Ask for:
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- 1. Brand name + exact name-usage rules (caps? domain form? e.g. "Arca" / "arca.ph", never "ARCA").
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+ 1. Brand name + exact name-usage rules (caps? domain form? e.g. "Arca" / "Arca.ph" with a capital A, never "arca.ph" or "ARCA").
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  2. Website / handle.
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  3. What the brand does, in one or two plain sentences — the offer and who it serves.
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  4. The core brand idea / the one-line metaphor or positioning (e.g. "the execution navigation layer for founders").
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  - Repurposing: square 1:1 1080×1080; stories/reels covers 9:16 1080×1920. Default to 4:5 portrait unless specified.
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  ### GENERATE ONE SLIDE AT A TIME (hard rule + workflow)
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- **Never render the slides together. One render = one slide.** No grid, no contact sheet, no 2×2 / 3×3 board, no "all slides in one image", no multi-panel composite, no brand board. A combined image is an instant fail — discard it and re-render as separate slides. (Asking an image model for "the whole carousel" reliably produces a cramped grid with unreadable text; one slide per render is the only way to get full-resolution, legible, mobile-ready slides.)
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+ **Never render the slides together. The mantra is "1 prompt = 1 image" — one render = one slide.** A carousel is produced as MULTIPLE images (one image-generation call per slide), never one image containing several slides. No grid, no contact sheet, no 2×2 / 3×3 board, no "all slides in one image", no multi-panel composite, no brand board. A combined image is an instant fail — discard it and re-render as separate slides. (Asking an image model for "the whole carousel" reliably produces a cramped grid with unreadable text; one slide per render is the only way to get full-resolution, legible, mobile-ready slides.)
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  **Image generation is NOT unavailable — a collage is a WORKFLOW bug, not a tool limit.** If you get a grid/board, never tell the user image generation is unsupported or disabled. The tool works; the prompt method was wrong. Fix the method and regenerate — never downgrade or abandon the deliverable over it.
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- **The wording trap — these phrases make the model emit a collage:** "generate a batch", "the carousel", "the set", "five slides", "all slides", "a slide preview". To an image model, "a batch of slides" = "put all slides in one image." So never say them. Don't *batch* — **chain**: think of it as "generate the carousel as separate images, one image-generation call per slide, chained sequentially from Slide 1 to Slide N." One prompt = exactly one slide, always.
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+ **The wording trap — these phrases make the model emit a collage:** "generate a batch", "the carousel", "the set", "five slides", "all slides", "a slide preview". To an image model, "a batch of slides" = "put all slides in one image." So never say them. Don't *batch* — **chain**: think of it as "generate the carousel as separate images, one image-generation call per slide, chained sequentially from Slide 1 to Slide N." **1 prompt = 1 image** = exactly one slide, always — repeat across N prompts to get N images.
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  **Render sequentially, anchoring every slide to Slide 1:**
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  1. **Render Slide 1 first** as a single standalone 4:5 image. This locks the carousel's look — palette, type hierarchy, layout rhythm, safe margins, logo placement, illustration style. Review it; re-render until it's right BEFORE touching the rest (everything inherits from it).
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  meant for the laptop screen ends up hovering over the whole team. The editor only adds captions, the brand
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  splash / end card, and (rarely, if asked) a minimal face-safe chip — nothing that's supposed to live in the scene.
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  - **Zoom punch-ins:** scale the plate wrapper (base ~1.04) to ~1.10-1.14 on emphasis lines, ease back. Never scale below 1.0 (reveals letterbox edges). Cover-fit the plate.
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- - **SFX:** a curated set ships in `./sfx/` — use these first (no download needed). Keep dialogue front (SFX vol 0.25-0.35); every `<audio>` needs an `id`. **Never land a transition/whoosh SFX on a cut where a word ends** — it steps on the last word; put the hit on a silent beat or at the head of the next clip (this is why the silence-cut leaves ~0.1s pad after the last word, see Pipeline step 3). Mapping:
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+ - **SFX:** a curated set ships in `./sfx/` — use these first (no download needed). Keep dialogue front — **default SFX volume 0.12–0.22** (quieter than feels right; SFX should punctuate, not blare). Harsh / sharp sounds (buzzers, booms, risers) sit at the BOTTOM of that range or lower; only the brand-splash signature hit may go a touch louder. Every `<audio>` needs an `id`. **Never land a transition/whoosh SFX on a cut where a word ends** — it steps on the last word; put the hit on a silent beat or at the head of the next clip (this is why the silence-cut leaves ~0.1s pad after the last word, see Pipeline step 3). Mapping:
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  | Role | File |
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  | Opening riser (first frame) | `./sfx/riser-high.mp3` |
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  | Hard cut / speaker change | `./sfx/swoosh-high.mp3`, `./sfx/swoosh-low.mp3` |
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  | Chip entrance / key reveal (pop) | `./sfx/ding.mp3` |
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+ | Caption word / keyword pop | `./sfx/pop.mp3` |
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+ | Subtle UI tick / select | `./sfx/click-soft.mp3` |
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+ | Photo snapshot / freeze-frame beat | `./sfx/camera-shutter.mp3` |
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+ | Light transition / scene change | `./sfx/transition-sweep.mp3` |
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+ | Correct / affirm / success beat | `./sfx/correct.mp3` |
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+ | Positive notification / reveal | `./sfx/notification.mp3` |
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+ | Achievement / reward sparkle | `./sfx/bling.mp3` |
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+ | Typing / on-screen text beat | `./sfx/keyboard.mp3` |
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  | Brand-splash signature hit (reserve for splash only) | `./sfx/tiktok-boom-bling.mp3` |
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  | "Wrong"/mistake beat | `./sfx/wrong.mp3` |
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  | Comedic deflation | `./sfx/sad-violin.mp3` |
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  ## Files
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  - `./silence_cut.py` — silence ∪ word-gap cutter: `--src --audio --transcript --out [--cut-min 0.5]`.
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  - `./composition.template.html` — HyperFrames composition skeleton (plate, word-pop captions, zooms, splash, SFX; chips removed from default) with the load-bearing GSAP logic already wired.
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- - `./sfx/` — bundled, ready-to-use SFX (riser, swooshes, ding, tiktok-boom-bling, wrong, sad-violin). See the SFX mapping above.
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+ - `./sfx/` — bundled, ready-to-use SFX (riser, swooshes, ding, tiktok-boom-bling, wrong, sad-violin, pop, click-soft, camera-shutter, transition-sweep, correct, notification, bling, keyboard). See the SFX mapping above.
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