Create a production brief for a fictional MAGA Halloween parody project.

Required inputs:
- audience = [who]
- tone lane = [affectionate/insider, critical satire, neutral absurdist]
- format = [short skit, fake commercial, music teaser, parody song, trailer]
- synthetic-character job = [intro, monologue, interruption, ad, punchline]
- Halloween setting = [setting]
- main joke = [joke]
- visual lane = [style]
- music job = [speech bed, entrance, full song, outro]
- disclosure line = [line]

Return:
1. one-sentence concept,
2. character rule,
3. visual rule,
4. music rule,
5. what must never be mistaken for real,
6. completion criteria.

20-second monologue builder

Write a 20-second fictional Halloween monologue for a clearly disclosed Trump-style parody character.

Tone lane: [lane].
Situation: [fictional Halloween situation].
Structure:
1. confident setup,
2. repetition,
3. escalation,
4. impossible supernatural complication,
5. punchline.

Keep sentences short enough for synthetic speech.
Do not include voting appeals, endorsements, policy advocacy, real-world allegations or claims presented as fact.

Fake commercial builder

Create a 15-second fictional Halloween commercial for [made-up product].

Structure:
- oversized claim,
- absurd benefit,
- Halloween complication,
- escalation,
- punchline,
- synthetic-parody disclosure.

The product must be fictional and the humor should come from the impossible product, not from a real political claim.

Script repair

Audit this parody script: [paste].

Check:
- sentence length,
- repetition,
- escalation,
- pause opportunities,
- punchline position,
- lines that sound too much like plausible real-world statements,
- lines that are not funny after disclosure.

Return:
KEEP,
CUT,
MOVE,
REWRITE,
DISCLOSURE CHECK.

I have three synthetic takes of the same disclosed parody script.

Compare them on:
1. intelligibility,
2. timing,
3. character consistency,
4. comedic escalation,
5. risk of sounding like an authentic statement.

Choose one keeper based on performance, not similarity alone.
List exact trim, pause and emphasis edits.

Voice clip length: [seconds].
Transcript with rough timing: [paste].
Music direction: [public Music Lab direction].
Tone lane: [lane].

Create an arrangement map with:
- pre-roll,
- first musical entrance,
- speech-safe frequency/energy plan,
- accent points,
- pullback moments,
- final musical punchline,
- clean ending for short-form video.

Prioritize speech intelligibility and comic timing over production size.

Music repair

Diagnose why this music bed is not supporting the parody voice: [describe].
Check density, bass masking, rhythmic competition, excessive transitions, emotional mismatch and ending timing.
Recommend one change at a time.

Create one visual system for this fictional MAGA Halloween parody.

Tone lane: [lane].
Format needs: [1:1, 9:16, 16:9].
Primary motif: [motif].
Palette: [palette].
Main subject: [subject].

Define:
- focal point,
- lighting rule,
- texture rule,
- safe text area,
- recurring motif,
- crop rule,
- what makes it obviously fictional.

Avoid fake-news composition, fake official documents, fake ballots, fake government seals or realistic event-documentation framing.

Build a final assembly plan for this parody project.

Inputs:
- final voice clip = [length]
- music bed = [direction]
- visual assets = [list]
- format = [Reel/Short/YouTube/etc.]
- disclosure = [line]

Return:
1. opening 2 seconds,
2. visual sequence,
3. voice entry,
4. music accents,
5. caption/on-screen text plan,
6. final punchline,
7. disclosure placement,
8. export checklist.

Create a publishing checklist for this finished parody asset.

Destination: [YouTube / TikTok / other].
Asset contains: [synthetic public-figure-style voice / AI visuals / AI music / edited footage].
Disclosure already written: [paste].

Return:
1. what must be disclosed,
2. where to place the disclosure,
3. what upload setting or label I should look for,
4. what wording could accidentally imply authenticity or authorization,
5. one final pre-publish check.

Do not give legal conclusions. Flag anything that requires checking current platform or provider terms.

Create a version-naming plan for this parody project.

Project name: [name].
Formats: [1:1 / 9:16 / 16:9 / audio].
Current versions: [list].

Use a simple naming structure that identifies:
project,
asset type,
tone lane,
version,
date or sequence,
status [draft / keeper / final].

Return one naming convention plus example filenames.