# Fusion storyboard revision 3

This collection follows the ten comments on the September 10 v2 review. It contains the original ten concepts with requested revisions, eight requested alternate versions, and five additional three-frame square concepts. Approved carryovers are labelled instead of being presented as newly generated work.

## Production direction

- Make the table the subject from the first frame. Use an elevated view with enough surface visible, not an extreme wide-angle near leg.
- S01 is composed for a centered square crop. The gallery's crop guide is a preview aid, not a separate rendered asset. Check camera movement against that boundary when animating.
- Keep camera, base frame, legs and room stable through a function change. Use a concealed editorial cut for accessories, dining objects and seated people instead of morphing them into each other.
- For the social variants, use the same cast reference for each generation. Review face, clothing and hand continuity before spending credits on motion.
- Keep cover panels rigid and rectangular. Floating or sliding covers here describe advertising effects, not a verified conversion mechanism.
- Never manufacture a close-up from an uninformative source. The new S10 alternatives use broader source-backed views. The old S10 remains visible only for comparison and is not hardware evidence.
- For S06 and S07, clear the opening's accessories with an editorial cut before cover choreography. Do not animate the cover passing through balls or a cue.
- Add final typography, sound and brand marks during editing. No video has been generated for this revision.

## Files

`gallery-data.json` and `manifest.json` carry frame descriptions, generation prompts, source references and selected image paths. Individual frames remain in native generated PNG format. Downloads are grouped per storyboard for convenient review. The complete local package includes every final frame.

## Fidelity boundary

The supplied photos are the source of product identity. These are photorealistic creative representations, not CAD or engineering-verified product imagery. Exact hidden construction and conversion mechanics cannot be verified from the supplied still photographs. Unsupported details should not be used as advertising claims.