START WITH THE PRODUCT STEPS
Read START-HERE.txt first. It states the actual source acquisition, access/privacy limits, manual field mapping and exact next prompt. The original file templates and synthetic examples below are supporting review aids. Some paths need separately supplied documents or source text; a blank worksheet is not a native export or completed integration.

M02 - Draft off-camera ad storyboards

Status: Proposed / not tested

WHAT THIS KIT CONTAINS
Exact input scaffolds and synthetic examples for an offline pilot. Header, JSON-shape and fixture-consistency checks validate these files only; they do not test an assistant, product integration, legal decision, PDF inspection or live workflow.

PREREQUISITES
1. Attorney-approved fact wording, public firm details, approved CTA and disclosure checklist
2. Licensed asset inventory, production constraints and current official placement specifications supplied by staff
3. Named attorney and designer reviewers with an approved private drafting workspace

SETUP
1. Use the separate synthetic example inputs first. Fill a copy of the blank template or input checklist for your own preparation; do not mix fixture information with real records.
2. Preserve exact CSV headers. CSV templates contain only a header row. Import ID, hash, page-label and timestamp columns as text; inspect leading zeros and do not enable formulas from untrusted input.
3. Give only the selected synthetic input sections/files and the prompt below to an existing firm-approved private workspace, or perform the clerical comparison manually. Keep expected-result notes separate from the input. For planning checklists, leave unknown requirements explicit instead of inventing them.
4. Compare the draft output with the expected fixture result. A reviewer checks original evidence and all exceptions before any separately approved action. Retain the version, scope and source references with the review.

INPUT RULES
assets.csv preserves the source headers exactly, including spaces and slash. license/permission is an explicit authorization description and allowed use is a bounded usage scope. Blank templates contain no licensed assets. The fictional example permission applies only to the imaginary fixture assets.

FILES
- assets.template.csv: Existing assets and permitted use, supplied by an authorized marketer
- assets.example.csv: Existing assets and permitted use, supplied by an authorized marketer
- INPUT-CHECKLIST.txt: Input preparation and review instructions
- approved-facts.template.txt: Input preparation and review instructions
- SYNTHETIC-BRIEF.txt: Separate synthetic input and expected storyboard structure

COPYABLE OFFLINE PROMPT
Use public approved facts and licensed assets only. Do not use actual client stories, identities or sensitive legal circumstances. Using only the approved fact IDs, public firm details, licensed asset inventory, current placement specifications and required disclosures supplied below, draft two off-camera treatments for the same educational message: a short text-led video storyboard and an image-carousel storyboard. For every scene or slide give duration/order, on-screen copy, optional neutral narration, asset ID, fact IDs used, disclosure placement and a review question. Make the firm/service the subject; do not imply knowledge of a viewer's private legal situation or personal attributes. Do not invent legal rules, outcomes, statistics, testimonials or missing assets. Preserve required disclosure wording. If a disclosure cannot fit legibly, mark the treatment blocked rather than hiding or shortening it. Do not clone a lawyer's voice, depict a synthetic client as real or publish anything.

INPUTS
(1) `approved_facts.txt` with fact IDs and exact wording; (2) public firm name/location/services and approved CTA; (3) `assets.csv` with asset_id, description, license/permission, allowed use; (4) current placement/format specification copied by the marketer from Meta's official guidance; (5) required disclosure text plus an attorney-approved checklist with jurisdiction and review date; (6) duration/slide-count and production constraints. No actual client story, testimonial, likeness or voice is required.

OUTPUT
a scene-by-scene short-video script and carousel storyboard, each with asset IDs, captions, disclosures and reviewer questions.

Use only these synthetic or firm-approved inputs and preserve source row/page IDs. Keep missing or conflicting evidence unresolved. Return a draft for the named reviewer. Do not send messages, connect accounts, change records or permissions, move money, or make legal decisions. Keep source files unchanged. List missing prerequisites before continuing.

EXPECTED SYNTHETIC FIXTURE RESULT
Produce two draft treatments: three video scenes totaling 15 seconds and three carousel slides. Use only A1/A2 and F1/F2, preserve CTA and D1, use no faces or voice. Missing safe-area/legibility specification makes layout verification needed, never ready to publish.

LIMITS
- This kit creates planning documents only. It does not render media, clone voices, connect Canva/Meta, publish ads, guarantee ad approval or establish compliance in a real jurisdiction.
- Synthetic data only in the delivered files. No credentials, real client records, live-action scripts, API connection or Make blueprint is included.
- Real use requires firm-approved access, confidentiality, processing terms, retention, product access and reviewer authority. Pseudonymous IDs alone do not anonymize real records.
