Revision from feedback

Prompt

Here is feedback on the current draft of [CompId]:

[feedback, verbatim]

It comes from [who], who cares most about [what they care about]. Do not change: [locked items].

1. Translate every note into a specific, testable change: which scene, which frames, which element, old value, new value. Vague notes ("make it pop", "more premium") must become concrete motion or design changes; give your interpretation and one alternative.
2. Flag notes that conflict with each other, with the storyboard, or with the design system, and notes that would make the video worse. Explain why in one sentence each.
2b. For each change write an acceptance criterion checkable on a still or a frame count (for example "title block no closer than 120 px to any edge", "focal point alone for at least 45 frames"). State outcomes and thresholds, choose the implementation yourself, and tell me which values you picked.
2c. Per-video glossary: for every vague word in the feedback ("punchy", "premium", "pop", "slow") write what it means in this video, in frames, px or curve, and save it to the Glossary block in projects/[yyyy-mm-dd]-[slug]/brief.md so the word keeps one meaning from now on.
3. Order the changes by impact. Show me the list and wait for my approval.
4. After approval, apply them one at a time. Keep total duration and scene sync correct; if timing changes, update later scenes and audio cues.
5. Commit locally after each approved change. Show git diff --stat and name anything that changed outside the request. Render before and after stills for every change and inspect them. Then run a short review pass on the whole film for anything the changes broke.