Jiang Wen Film-Analysis PPT Visual Prompt

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Use ultra-bold condensed headlines over rounded image cards for an editorial presentation about Jiang Wen’s work. The source includes a ten-page overview plus separate cover, contents and identity pages. The overview compares timeline, film and style layouts but is not a full-resolution ten-page deliverable. The prompt retains its subject, four color roles and page-by-page variation; outputs are images rather than an editable PPT.

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Generate a set of images that strictly follows this complete PPT visual-system specification.

@Create image Establish a creative editorial PPT in which oversized condensed headlines press against rounded image modules. Use the functional asymmetry of New Typography to create jumps in title scale and active white space. Unify titles, images, body copy and footers with a modular grid and baseline rhythm. Use Gestalt common regions and continuity so rounded cards group information while one fast hand-drawn line crosses the gutters toward the focal point. Use Itten’s contrast of extension to balance large low-chroma areas with small saturated areas.

Draw on Jan Tschichold’s active axes and functional hierarchy for the first read; Alexey Brodovitch’s radical cropping, contrasts of image scale and dialogue between image and type for the second read; and Wolfgang Weingart’s controlled grid breaks, overlaps and handwritten traces to introduce a single disruption over a clear grid. Combine these methods without mechanically copying a particular composition.

Use four color roles. The background field occupies approximately 40% and has the highest lightness and lowest chroma, maintaining a high-key appearance. Image-support areas occupy approximately 35%, creating midtones through desaturation or controlled low chroma. The theme-identifying color occupies approximately 20%, with medium lightness and medium-to-high chroma, concentrated in giant headlines, keywords and the connecting line. Structural dark occupies approximately 5%, has the lowest lightness and serves labels, body text and key boundaries. Map theme or brand colors to these roles as a set. Preserve area ratios, lightness order, chroma separation, warm–cool adjacency and projection contrast without changing the layout or image logic.

Use a compound modular grid. The upper section forms a giant headline band; below it, a narrow focal card and a wide narrative card establish unequal balance. Place body copy in a quiet region of the wide card, and gather fine footer information along the left and right edges. The reading order is giant title, images and capsule subtitle, explanation and footer. Wide gutters and margins provide breathing room; only the hand-drawn line and capsule subtitle cross the grid.

Use an even, high-key, matte-paper feel behind naturally lit photography. Images have hard-edged rounded masks and restrained fine grain. Small modules retain associations with the theme color. Large modules are desaturated and use close crops with movement. Composite background, image cards, text labels and a single shorthand line, in that order. Draw the line quickly and continuously, with subtle changes in thickness, rounded turns and clean edges.

Headlines use ultra-bold, ultra-condensed sans-serif lettering with tight tracking and strong scale contrast. Images may optically conceal the bottom edge of the title. Place a dense bold subtitle in a rounded capsule. Body copy uses normal-width, medium-to-light sans-serif lettering and generous leading. Calibrate Chinese and Latin text by optical density, character height and baseline. Footers stay small but high in contrast. The overall feeling is direct, dynamic, youthful, clear-headed, approachable and decisive.

Theme: An analysis of Jiang Wen’s work.
Use a different layout logic on every page.
Ten images in total.

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