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Project Brief Template1. Project Overview & PurposePurpose: [e.g., Create a 3D walkthrough for marketing a new residential project to potential buyers].  Target Audience: [e.g., Potential homebuyers looking for modern, spacious residential units].  2. Source MaterialsArchitectural Drawings: Provide "GANESH 40X70 CAR PARKING.pdf" (Ground floor parking/utility) and "GANESH 40X70 WEST-Model.pdf" (Typical residential floor plan).  Format: Mention the preferred file formats if you have CAD/DWG files, or confirm the PDF is the primary reference.  3. Walkthrough Narrative (The 3-Part Video Structure)You requested a 3-part video sequence. You can define the "camera path" for the designer like this:Part 1: The Entrance/Exterior: Start at the gate, showing the driveway and the "Watch Man Room" as detailed in "GANESH 40X70 CAR PARKING.pdf".  Part 2: Vertical Transition: Show the movement from the car parking area into the central lift/staircase core.Part 3: Residential Living: Open into the typical floor, focusing on the "Living/Dining" area and one of the bedrooms as laid out in "GANESH 40X70 WEST-Model.pdf".  4. Visual Style & MoodTime of Day: Specify your preference (e.g., "Bright morning light to make the living spaces feel airy and inviting").  Atmosphere: [e.g., "Modern, clean, and luxurious"].  Humanizing Elements: Request that the designer add "signs of life" (furniture, decor, indoor plants) to help buyers visualize themselves living there.  5. Technical SpecificationsResolution: [e.g., 1080p (Full HD) for social media or 4K for high-end presentations].  Aspect Ratio: [e.g., 16:9 for YouTube/presentations or 9:16 for mobile/Reels].  Timeline: State your firm deadline for the first draft and final delivery.  Tips for Success  Use Reference Images: If you have seen other architectural videos you like, include links or screenshots as "mood references".  Clarify Materials: If you have specific plans for flooring, wall paint, or kitchen finish colors, list them clearly so the designer doesn't have to guess.  Feedback Loops: Ask the designer for a "clay render" (a white-model version) first to ensure the layout and camera angles are correct before they spend time applying detailed textures and lighting.

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