What to preserve
- The sendable empathy mechanism
- Specific invisible PCOS experiences
- A human, validating emotional truth
- Clarity for someone who does not understand PCOS
Paid trial · AI-native short-form direction
PCOS is not just bad periods.
Design one original, 15–20 second vertical video that helps a woman with PCOS feel understood and gives her something worth sending instead of explaining herself again.
Time limit3–4 hours
Production100% AI
RenderingNot required
Scenes5–6
The creative challenge
Translate the point. Do not recreate the video.
The finished production will use no filmed human performers. It must be conceived as a fully AI-generated piece from the beginning. We also do not want a digital presenter or AI human simply repeating the reference script to camera.
Your job is to understand why the reference gets shared, then choose an AI-native visual language that communicates the same emotional truth in a genuinely different form. That could be an animated narrative, a visual metaphor, an object-led story, cinematic symbolic scenes, stylized mixed media, or another format you can direct clearly. Choose one approach and explain why it is the strongest fit for the message.
What not to reproduce
- The creator's wording or likeness
- Her room, sequence, or caption styling
- A human talking-head execution
- An AI avatar delivering the same speech
Reference TikTok
Study the communication mechanism.
The reference turns itself into a tool a woman can forward to someone who reduces PCOS to “bad periods.” Its specificity drives recognition and sharing. Borrow that strategic mechanism, not its surface execution.
Creative brief
What the video must do
Make the first three seconds work silently
The visual premise must be clear before voiceover carries it.
Feel specific, not clinical
Name lived experience without diagnosing, universalizing, or promising results.
Create real scene distinction
Use location, blocking, props, angle, lighting, and action. Crop alone does not count.
Protect the text-safe zone
Plan copy and critical movement inside x 90–900 and y 320–1500 for the full motion path.
Required submission
One committed production-ready direction
- Creative rationaleMaximum 250 words. Explain the AI-native format, intended viewer, sendability, and deliberate exclusions.
- Final voiceover scriptExact timed words plus an ElevenLabs delivery note for pace, energy, and natural pauses.
- On-screen text planExact wording, timing, position, and relationship to the voiceover.
- Timecoded storyboard5–6 scenes covering the entire 15–20 seconds with emotional job and transitions.
- Distinction matrixLocation, blocking, dominant prop, angle and shot size, lighting, and action. Each scene must differ from every other in at least three dimensions.
- Safe-zone proofVerify text and critical subjects at the beginning, end, and across the planned motion of every scene.
- Two keyframes per sceneLabel A and B. Describe the exact difference and physically plausible motion between them.
- Every keyframe promptOne complete, copy-ready image prompt for each A and B, with identity, style, continuity, composition, and targeted negative prompts.
- Every animation promptDirect what moves, distance, speed, camera behavior, and what remains locked.
- Continuity bibleCharacters, wardrobe, palette, lighting, recurring props, and location rules.
- Completed self-QCRuntime, silent hook, distinction, identity, safe zones, motion, compliance, mobile text, and CTA.
- Three production risksMaximum 150 words, each paired with prevention or a fallback.
Hard boundaries
What will disqualify a submission
- Copying the reference wording, creator likeness, room, sequence, format, or caption styling.
- Using a filmed person or proposing an AI talking head that restates the reference.
- Medical diagnosis, universal symptom claims, treatment promises, named interventions, or uncited statistics.
- Any missing A or B keyframe prompt, or safe-zone proof that checks only the opening frame.
- Rendered media, paid tool use, alternate concepts, runtime outside 15–20 seconds, or work clearly beyond 4 hours.
Evaluation
100-point scorecard
Hook and first three seconds18
PCOS insight and human copy16
Scene-to-scene distinction14
Plausible A-to-B direction14
Prompt precision and continuity14
Safe-zone planning10
Compliance discipline8
Efficiency and clarity6
Total100
85+ strong hire · 70–84 hire with direction · below 70 not a fit
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