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Fig. 01
Work on infinite boards. Collect references and notes, generate images and video, and keep it all side by side.
Generate video
Prompt
She draws in her sketchbook by candlelight
Images
Evy, libraryFirst frame+ Drop images here
Veo 3.1 Lite · 16:9 · 4 s
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Videos
Sketchbook, candlelight.mp4

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☑ 1.2 CU through the windscreen
☐ 3.5 POV through the study door
☐ 4.3 Flashback, match-cut
☑ 1.2 CU through the windscreen
☐ 3.5 POV through the study door
☐ 4.3 Flashback, match-cut
Evy, portrait

Evy, library

Manor

Ep. 1: she drives home through the storm and finds her father’s study locked.
Evy: alone & all-knowing → trusting, and at peace with not knowing
A woman who solves mysteries so she’s never left outside the room learns that she can’t open every door alone.
Blue: event · violet: inner shift · green: want vs need · pink: open question
ACT I: The closed door
ACT II: Investigating alone
Ordinary worldNew York archive: reads strangers’ secrets, alone.
Inciting incidentHer parents are found dead, poisoned. The police close the case fast.
Return homeShe drives herself back, hatless, and decides to investigate alone.
Clues & closed doorsA photo, a locked study. She keeps the butler away.
MidpointThe exile was protection: her father was inside the Order’s system.
Pushing harderObsessive and alone, she makes her big mistake.
Works in the newspaper “morgue”, five years away from home.
Lie: “If I understand everything, nothing can hurt me.”
Why New York? She ran from the family name?
A telegram brings the news. (inferred)
Guilt toward her father. Form TBD, see frame 9.
Open on the telegram, not the funeral?
Arrives at the family house in the storm.
Want set: find out who killed her parents.
agreed ✓
The driving shot works. Use it for the trip home.
She out-reads the police on a newspaper photo.
Knowing = power. Grief stays locked away.
Hobbs: ally or suspect? Decide by ep. 3.
Her parents weren’t only victims: the family fortune has dark roots.
The skeptic’s certainty cracks: something she can’t explain.
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Fig. 02
Drop anything onto anything. Drop an image onto an image or a note onto a photo, and pick what to make from the pair.
Coat, camel

Street, morning

Walks toward the camera, coat moving in the breeze.
Model, studio

Images
Try-on

Images
On location

Videos
Walk.mp4



Walks toward the camera, coat moving in the breeze.
Fig. 03
The agent understands everything on your boards. Ask it to organize information, generate visuals or build a workflow.
Interview notes · 8 regulars, Oct 3–17
Quiet mornings
P2 comes at 7:40 every day to read before work.
“The only quiet place before 9.”
Afternoons are too loud: music up, laptops everywhere.
P6 doesn’t want small talk before her first coffee.
Asked if we could open at 7.
Choosing beans
“Every label says fruity. What does that mean?”
P1 picks bags by the label colour.
P4 wants a 100 g bag to try first.
Didn’t know we roast here.
Asked staff 3× which one is “like the house blend”.
Tasting sells beans
Bought the Guji after Saturday’s tasting.
“Saturday cupping is why I came back.”
P3 brought two friends to the cupping.
Would like a tasting flight on weekdays.
“I’d subscribe if I could skip a month.”
Oat milk runs out
Oat milk gone by 10, twice this week.
P5 goes next door when we’re out of oat.
Wants a smaller cortado.
Pastries sold out by noon on Saturday.
Asked for oat in the take-home bags too.
Findings 1920 × 1080
Morrow · Interviews, October
What our regulars told us
- Mornings are for quiet.Regulars come before 9 to read; afternoons feel loud.
- Bags are hard to choose.Every label says “fruity”, so people pick by colour.
- Tasting sells beans.Cupping guests leave with a bag and come back.
- Oat milk runs out.Gone by 10 on busy days; regulars go next door.
Next steps 1920 × 1080
Next steps
What we’ll try in November
- A quiet hour, 7 to 9.
- Taste cards on every bag.
- A weekday tasting flight.
- Oat milk until close.
Fig. 04
Actions for repeat work. Run ready-made AI, agent and script actions on anything on your board, or add your own.
Evy, portrait

She’s driving the car during the day, thinking about the case.
Generate video
Prompt
Describe the motion and the scene…
Images
Evy, portraitFirst frame+ Drop images here
Prompt notes
TShe’s driving the car during the day, thinking about the case.
+ Drop notes here
Veo 3.1 Lite · 16:9 · 4 s
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Videos
She’s driving.mp4

Generate video

She’s driving the car during the day, thinking about the case.
Fig. 05
Chain actions into workflows. Connect one action’s output to the next one’s input, and run the chain in one go.
Generate image
Prompt
Three-quarter portrait, olive painted backdrop
Reference images
Evy, libraryCharacter+ Drop images here
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Generate video
Prompt
Make her drink coffee
From previous steps
Generate image1 image
Veo 3.1 Lite · 16:9 · 4 s
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Extract video frames
From previous steps
Generate video1 video
Frames 4 · JPEG
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Images
Evy, portrait

Videos
Coffee.mp4

Frames
frame_1.jpg

frame_2.jpg

frame_3.jpg

frame_4.jpg

Fig. 06
Write and organize documents. Ask the agent to edit them, drop them onto boards, and add them to the agent’s context.
Ep. 12 · Before fingerprints
1 · Hook
2 · Context
3 · Turn
4 · Payoff
Cold open: he gives a false name. Paris, 1880s.
Or open on the card cabinet, thousands of drawers?
How do you prove who someone is with no ID?
Hook in 15 s!!
Show the card first, explain later
Bertillon: a police clerk, Paris
11 body measurements on one card
Adult bones barely change. That’s the whole idea.
Cards filed by size, not by name
How did a measuring room work?
Front + profile photo, same light every time = the mugshot
Will West case, 1903: same numbers? Check, may be legend
Measuring takes training: two clerks, two answers
Rogues’ gallery = the cabinet
Fingerprints need only ink and paper
By the 1900s police switch
Outro: his numbers are gone, his photos stayed
Thumbnail: mugshot + fingerprint split?
Sources: Cole, Suspect Identities (2001)
B-roll
Rogues’ gallery

The look for every b-roll shot: sepia, painterly, dust in the lamp light. Use it as the style reference.
Generate video
Prompt
Describe the motion and the scene…
Images
Rogues’ galleryStylePrompt notes
↗B-roll: close on a lamp-lit desk at night. A hand slides a brass magnifying glass over an identification card with a front and a profile photograph; calipers and old newspaper clippings around it.
+ Drop notes here
Seedance 2.0 · 16:9 · 5 s
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Videos
Magnifying glass.mp4

B-roll: close on a lamp-lit desk at night. A hand slides a brass magnifying glass over an identification card with a front and a profile photograph; calipers and old newspaper clippings around it.
Fig. 07
Design on the board. Lay out posters, slides and social posts with editable layers, or ask the agent to design them from the references on your board, in any style you describe.
Café, morning

Harvest bag

Pour-over

MORROW
Coffee roasters, est. 2019
Oat, espresso, clay, sage
Post 1080 × 1350
New harvest.
Guji, Ethiopia · Natural process
Peach · Jasmine · HoneyMorrow
Story 1080 × 1920
Morrow
Saturday
cupping
cupping
10 am · free · 8 seats
Save a seat
Fig. 08
Your work stays in your folders. Boards, documents and media are files on your device, organized as you like. Drag anything from a folder to a board, from a board to a document, and back.
Autumn · Guji natural
Launch Oct 28 · Instagram + newsletter
Harvest bag

Pour-over

Hero line: “Slow mornings are back.”
Or: “New harvest. Same quiet.”
Check the “organic” claim with Lena!
Shoot Sat 9 am at the café, window light only
Props: oat linen, stoneware, no plastic
3 posts + 2 stories, week of the 28th
Newsletter: the farm story, 300 words
Ask the farm for photos of the drying beds
Reels: pour-over in one take?
Selects to the client by Thursday
Price on the bag? Ask Morrow
Deliverables
☑ Brief
☐ Shot list
☐ Copy deck
☐ Selects to the client
☑ Brief
☐ Shot list
☐ Copy deck
☐ Selects to the client
Autumn briefDocument · double-click to open
Café, morning

Autumn brief


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