THE WRONG OPERA FIELD GUIDE / REFERENCE
Understand the decisions behind the screen.
Clear explanations of production concepts, creative approval and the limits of AI assistance.
Production reference
The six creative approval gates in Wrong Opera
Understand what Story, Board, Look, Voices, Animation and Cut approve, and when a revision affects an earlier decision.
ReferenceLogline, treatment and screenplay: what each document does
Distinguish a one-sentence premise, a prose account of the story and a scene-by-scene script.
ReferenceScene, shot and take: the units of a production
Understand how scenes, planned shots and alternative takes relate when reviewing generated film or animation.
ReferenceWhat is shot coverage? Plan enough information for the edit
Plan establishing views, actions, reactions and details so the editor can communicate the scene clearly.
ReferenceWhat belongs on a character reference sheet?
Create an actionable reference for appearance, behaviour, voice and continuity across a recurring character’s scenes.
ReferenceWhat is a visual style bible for an AI production?
Define a small set of visual rules that can guide scenes, references and review without prescribing every image.
ReferenceHow to read and write a voice casting brief
Specify character intention, delivery, pronunciation and audition material before choosing a recurring voice.
ReferenceContinuity review: what to check between generated shots
Review character, prop, space, action and performance continuity in the sequence the audience will see.
ReferenceGeneration credits and finished runtime: why they are different
Understand estimates, discarded attempts and accepted footage before planning a credit-based production.
ReferencePredicted reactions and measured retention are different evidence
Interpret simulated audience feedback alongside observed viewing behaviour without treating either as a complete explanation.
ReferenceEditorial approval and a frozen production script
Understand source review, explicit approval, production checks and correction decisions in Wrong Opera News Studio.
ReferenceWhat makes a quiz question fair and answerable?
Check the intended answer, distractors, wording, sources and reveal before producing an interactive quiz.
ReferenceWhat is a recurring format engine?
Define what stays stable, what changes and why a programme can support another episode.
ReferenceWhat is a delivery round in a creative production?
Organise versions, feedback, changes and approvals so each review leads to a clear production decision.
ReferenceAccess application, trial and production evaluation: what each means
Understand Wrong Opera’s reviewed access process and prepare a useful first project or production-team demo.
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