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Editorial collage design
For each source idea record meaning, emotion, one active verb, a concrete visual metaphor, three to six object groups, and a tactile sound cue. For example, a collaboration concept can become separate cutout hands fitting paper routes together; it need not become a screen full of the word "collaboration".
Style signature: flat bold color field, black-and-white halftone photographic cutouts, selective colored cardstock accents, warm cream keylines, soft physical paper shadows, fine uncoated fiber, refined irregular torn edges, layered seams. Control texture so the video feels handmade without becoming dirty or distressed.
Palette choices may support meaning: orange/red for urgency, mustard for tools or warning, green for reflection, purple for memory, teal for collaboration, rose for theatrical contrast. These are suggestions, not universal semantic rules. Use the user's palette and avoid an unrelated kraft-paper opening.
Still specification: source meaning → metaphor → ratio → background/accent colors → object roles → foreground/midground/background → final composition → exclusions.
Motion specification: matching empty color field → base paper structures → main subject → secondary groups → light bounce/press-flat/pause → completed composition. Explicitly describe material boundaries and which piece moves at each beat. A static camera is usually enough to reveal assembly; add movement only when useful.
Sound specification: synchronize restrained slides, pops, taps, rustles, and snaps.
Set non_diegetic_music: N/A for the default SFX-only H3 prompt. Do not use silence
as a synonym for no background music. Dialogue and subtitles are optional layers.
Review one established clip as a style/cadence reference for subsequent clips. Change the specific failure: fewer groups for clutter, more physical arrival steps for digital drifting, less aging for dirty paper, stronger final state for composition drift. Do not apply an unrelated aesthetic preset to fix one defect.