Sep 2, 2026 · Round 1

ProShield Headgear
8 banner concepts

Built from the approved coach-email system: the studio hero, the numbered spec sheet, the order-sheet widget, the $40 price box and Cliff's lines. Four feed units at 1080×1350 (static, IG/FB feed) and four Reels at 1080×1920 (30fps, 8s, motion-graphics over animated footage). Two of each lean product; two lean lifestyle.

4 Feed · 1080×13504 Reels · 1080×1920Kling 3.0 footage off the recreated Elite 8 framesST22 rock bed for review

Feed

1080 × 1350 · PNG + JPG

Same tokens as the email: Eurostile Bold headlines, DIN kickers, teal as a scalpel, the white price box with the teal edge. F1 and F3 are the lifestyle/coach reads; F2 and F4 are product.

F1F1
Lifestyle · Hero

Same mat room.

The approved studio headlock hero, portrait crop with both colorways reading, Cliff's headline, price box top-right, Ready To Strap Up!

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F2F2
Product · Spec sheet

Four straps. One standard.

The email's numbered spec diagram scaled up on white: five callouts with teal leaders, price line and black CTA in the foot.

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F3F3
Coach · Order sheet

One vendor. One order.

The order-sheet widget as the hero: singlets, warm-ups, bags checked, ProShield highlighted New — add it. Both shells in the corner.

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F4F4
Product · Colorways

Black or white.

Split canvas, each shell on its opposite ground, headline inverting across the seam. Chin-cup band underneath: Team chin cup? We got ya covered. $7.

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Reels

1080 × 1920 · MP4 · 30fps · ~8s · sound on

Type slams, leader lines that draw themselves, wipes, a one-frame flash on the big cuts, then an end card with price, CTA and logo. R3 and R4 run on Kling 3.0 clips made from the recreated Elite 8 frames (headlock, Steller scramble, Minion walk-off) with a slow punch-in. Tap to play and unmute; the bed under them is the ST22 rock track, standing in until a purpose-made one exists.

R1
Product · Spec reveal

The devil is in the details

Black shell settles onto the charcoal studio, five callouts pop in one by one, then Four straps. One standard. slams with the price box and CTA.

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R2
Product · Colorway flip

Black. White. $40.

Black drops in, wipes to white, flips faster and faster, lands on the split, $40 slams, chin-cup band slides up, CTA.

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R3
Lifestyle · Mat room

Same mat room. New headgear smell.

The headlock, animated. Kicker types in, both headline lines slam, price box flies in, flash-cut to the end card with both shells.

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R4
Coach · One order

One vendor. One order.

Scramble cuts to walk-off while the order sheet ticks itself: singlets, warm-ups, bags, then ProShield — New, add it. End card: Same rep. Same invoice. Same delivery.

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Notes and open items

What is baked in, and what needs a call from you.

  1. Music. The bed is the ST22 reel's rock track, reused so the cuts can be judged with sound. Higgsfield has no music model and the Magnific connector was not authorized in this session, so a purpose-made Lyria bed (about 160 credits) is still to do, plus end-card effects on the ST22 rule: ducked bed, sound only where something lands.
  2. Footage cost. Three Kling 3.0 clips at about 9 credits each, plus two background removals, on the Higgsfield balance. Faces were checked frame by frame; the walk-off athlete glances up mid-clip, which reads natural.
  3. Safe zones. Reel type sits inside roughly 250px top and 340px bottom margins, and the end cards keep the right 120px clear of anything essential. Check frames with the zones drawn on: R1 · R2 · R3 · R4.
  4. Copy is the email's copy. Your lines are verbatim: the headline, the CTA with its exclamation mark, the chin-cup line. No "OSFA" anywhere; the end cards say "one size".
  5. Everything re-renders. The feed units are HTML in cmpsw-headgear-banners/src/feed.html, the reels are CSS keyframes in reels.html seeked frame by frame, so a copy or timing change is an edit and a re-run, not a rebuild. Other sizes (1080×1080, 1200×628, Stories) cut from the same files.
  6. Team decoration is still not claimed anywhere, same as the email, until you confirm ProShield takes team art.