TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION: HIGH-DENSITY VISUAL PACING
1. Semantic Pacing Rule (Semantic Pacing Rule):
Frequency: Every 5-10 keywords or every 5-7 seconds of dialogue, the AI Engine MUST create a new
visual slice.
Transition Style: Use "Hard Cuts" (definitive cuts). Do not use dissolve effects to keep the pace fast for
young people.
2. Visual Cue Mapping: To achieve a density of 5-7 seconds/image, AI needs to use the following
"Micro-Metaphors":
When explaining the cause: Break it down into steps 1, 2, 3. Each step is an image of a stickman
performing a different action.
When there is a comparison (vs.): Split screen or swap images continuously between two states.
When emphasizing (Emphasis): Enlarge (Zoom-in) or vibrate (Glow effect) the drawing of the
stickman.
3. Action-to-Image Logic:
"Think" = Stickman with light bulb or cloud.
"Stress" = Stickman with zigzag lines surrounding it.
"Group" = Many tiny stick people in the background.
"Time" = An hourglass made of flowing chalk