Morning Prep, Window plus One Lamp
Name the cool window and the warm lamp. Both are in the morning prep still, and the face stays real.
Morning prep uses two named lights: a cool window and one warm lamp. The window is daylight on one side. The lamp is the practical on the bench, warmer and smaller. Say both in the description so neither becomes a mystery wash. The face keeps a real color, cooler toward the glass and warmer toward the bulb. Lock that face, and approve the still before motion. If the host looks real, say the host is AI. A third source, or an unnamed glow, means the still is not finished. Write which side the cool window is on and which side the warm lamp is on, put both in the frame, and approve the still before the hands work. Keep one speaker. A practical reel is 15–45 seconds. The first 3 seconds show the flower-workshop owner with a cooler left cheek and a warmer right cheek, and they say the shop line. Reject a flat morning with no lamp, matching cheeks, or an unnamed third glow. If the face or the voice could be mistaken for a real person, the caption must say it is AI, and the platform label stays visible.
Say cool window, warm lamp
Write which side the glass is on, and which side the lamp is on. Cool and warm are the point of the mix. If you only say morning, the picture may arrive with one flat light and no lamp at all. The lamp should be visible, or its shade should be, so the warmth has an owner. Name the glass and the shade before you generate, so the warmth has an owner you can see. The first 3 seconds show both lights and say the shop line. Reject a picture that only says morning and arrives with one wash before you post.
Let the two sides disagree
The cheek toward the window is cooler. The cheek toward the lamp is warmer. If both cheeks match, one of the lights lost. White cloth should not turn orange, and it should not turn blue. Skin stays skin. Judge this on the still, at phone size, before the hands start working. Let the cheeks disagree, and keep white cloth from turning orange or blue. In the first 3 seconds the left cheek is cooler than the right and the voice says the line. Do not post a face where one of the two lights has lost.
Prep is the action, light is the lock
The work on the table can change. The window and the lamp do not, and the face does not. Approve the still, then let the motion happen in that light. Life photos can reuse this host at the same bench. Label the realistic face as AI, and leave the platform label visible. Change the work on the table only after the window, the lamp, and the face are locked. In the first 3 seconds, viewers see the same bench and hear the shop line. Throw out a new head or a third source before the file goes up.
A worked example
A flower workshop films the owner at the bench. The window is camera-left and cool. A small lamp is camera-right and warm, and you can see the shade. The left cheek is cooler than the right, and the skin still looks real. The face matches the lock. The caption says the host is AI. Put the window camera-left and the small lamp camera-right, check that the cheeks disagree, then approve. The first 3 seconds show both named lights and say the shop line. Reject a flat single wash. One speaker, 15–45 seconds. If the face looks real, the caption says the host is AI.
Before you post
- Name the cool window and the warm lamp.
- Let the two cheeks disagree.
- Approve the still, and label the host as AI.
Where Scro fits
Scro locks this face and waits for you to approve the still before motion, with both lights already in the frame. Life photos can reuse the host. Change clothes only if you mean to. Export 9:16, and label the realistic face as AI. Approve the still with both lights already in frame, then export 9:16. The first 3 seconds show the cool window and the warm lamp and say the shop line. Reject an unnamed glow. If the face or voice could be mistaken for a real person, the caption says it is AI.
Name the window and the lamp. Finished samples are on the examples page.
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