The fixed set and the live place

The set never changes; the talent and the place's natural motion stay alive in every shot (decided).

1. The plate owns the set. The plate, the approved still of the place, stays unchanged for the whole shot and sets no camera position.

2. Count the key details in LOCATION MAP ("three stalls, eight bulbs") and lock them in POSITIVE LOCKS.

3. Name the live motions as the plan counts them (decided): 2–4 outdoors or wherever the place has them, 0–1 in a quiet room, each with cause, direction and rate ("a tram crosses left to right every few seconds").

4. Use the place's motion-check notes (see Photoreal anchors (Nano Banana Pro) → The place motion check): safe details live, risky ones small or out of frame.

5. Keep the talent alive: one small, visible change every 1–2 s [best available, not yet validated].

A morphing set is a reference fix; a frozen background needs its motions named.

Sources

• Lullaby by Keigo Matsumaru (project).