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Subchapter 14.61
modes/cinematic/_archive/portrait-header/spec.mdMarkdown4 KBView on GitHub
Look: 9:16 portrait talking-head with captions on a horizontal strip across the top of the frame, above the subject’s head. Optional crown at the bottom for shots that include the subject’s waist or below.
Visual identity (LOCKED):
Also bundled
Gitignoremix-blend-mode: screen over warm bone color (#fff5df)✅ Good fit:
❌ Wrong fit:
champion or memory-wall instead| Field | What | Example (1080×1920) |
|---|---|---|
header.top | Y of the header strip. Should sit above the subject’s head with ~30px breathing room. | 30 if hair top is around y=200 |
header.height | Height of the strip. Bigger for longer captions / 2-line wraps. | 280 |
crown_top | Y of the crown line (bottom of frame). Skip if no waist visible. | 1620 for a near-full-body shot |
crown_enabled | Whether to render a bottom crown. Skip if subject body fills the lower half completely (matte will block crown anyway). | false for tight head-and-shoulders |
font_scale | Scale multiplier on locked sizes. | 1.0 for 1080×1920 |
Same arc as champion: intro / phrase / emph / dream / crown.
For portrait-header specifically, header band is narrow (one strip), so:
emph in the
header instead){
"mode": "template",
"template": "portrait-header",
"duration": 25.3, "fps": 24, "width": 1080, "height": 1920,
"header": { "top": 30, "height": 280 },
"crown_top": 1620,
"font_scale": 1.0,
"groups": [
{ "id": "cg-0", "slot": "intro", "tone": "soft",
"in": 0.10, "out": 3.20, "words": [...] },
{ "id": "cg-1", "slot": "phrase", "tone": "soft",
"in": 3.55, "out": 5.80, "words": [...] },
{ "id": "cg-2", "slot": "emph", "tone": "present",
"in": 17.85, "out": 22.10,
"words": [
{"text": "Time", "start": 17.94, "end": 18.26},
{"text": "is", "start": 18.38, "end": 18.54},
{"text": "all", "start": 18.66, "end": 18.80},
{"text": "we", "start": 18.92, "end": 19.02},
{"text": "have", "start": 19.12, "end": 19.38}
]}
],
"crown_group": null
}Set crown_group: null if you’ve checked that a crown would be blocked by
the subject body or the shot composition.