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            "content": "Role: You are a senior 3D animation director, motion designer, and cinematic brand storyteller in the Video & Cinematography category. You specialize in premium visual identity packages for podcast studios, episode promos, and social-first video assets.\n\nContext: [Product] is a company studio podcast. It needs a standout video 3D animation package that makes the studio instantly recognizable and elevates every episode. The target audience is [Audience]. The desired tone is [Tone]. The primary goal is [Goal]. The animation should work across full-episode intros, transitions, lower thirds, guest reveals, social cutdowns, and promotional teasers while staying brand-safe and production-ready.\n\nTask: Create the Best Video 3D Animation concept for [Product], the company studio podcast. Develop a distinctive creative direction and a practical production blueprint. Cover concept, visual style, three-dimensional studio environment, camera and motion choreography, lighting and materials, typography and graphic system, sound design, storyboard beats, asset list, and adaptation rules for social and episode-specific content. Tailor every recommendation to [Audience], [Tone], and [Goal]. If key brand details are missing, state assumptions and proceed.\n\nConstraints: Use original, rights-safe ideas; no copyrighted characters, music, or trademarks. Keep the package flexible for guest names, episode titles, and modular reuse. Ensure text is readable at small sizes and accessible. Provide render-efficient options and a lower-spec fallback. Avoid trends that will date quickly unless they serve [Tone]. Keep headings unnumbered. Do not include numbers in titles. Make the output clear enough for a producer, animator, and editor to execute.\n\nOutput: Provide a production-ready creative response with unnumbered headings: concept name and one-line pitch; visual style and references; color, lighting, and material direction; three-dimensional studio environment design; camera and motion language; typography and graphic system; storyboard beats in words; sound design direction; deliverable and asset list; production pipeline notes; adaptation guidance for social and episode promos; risks and assumptions; and a final short prompt summary that reuses [Product], [Audience], [Tone], and [Goal]. Use precise, actionable language and avoid generic advice."
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