Valerie Cortez

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Backstory: Valerie started as a storyboard artist, clawing her way onto action sets where she insisted on choreographing breathtaking stunts with zero fatalities. By championing gender-balanced crews and embracing moral gray areas in conflict stories, she shattered Hollywood’s glass ceiling and became a sought-after director known for decisive, risk-embracing leadership.

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Scene Performance Matrix

Scene	meta-llama/llama-3.…	mistralai/mistral-7…	[email protected]…	[email protected]…	qwen/qwen-2.5-7b-in…	qwen/qwen3-14b	qwen/qwen3-8b
`car-chase-advice` Compact car-chase tips	0.000 Details	0.761 Details	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.618 Details	0.789 Details	0.830 Details
`crew-diversity` Balancing the crew	0.528 Details	0.834 Details	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.572 Details	0.755 Details	0.637 Details
`accident-response` Responding to on-set injury news	0.527 Details	0.751 Details	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.631 Details	0.829 Details	0.787 Details
`pitch-moral-complexity` Pitching moral ambiguity	0.661 Details	0.723 Details	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.356 Details	0.446 Details	0.588 Details
`podcast-reflection` Podcast deep-dive interview	0.351 Details	0.629 Details	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.297 Details	0.574 Details	0.718 Details
`storyboard-diary` Diary: helicopter stunt tomorrow	0.301 Details	0.478 Details	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.117 Details	0.277 Details	0.315 Details

Test Scenes 6

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Compact car-chase tips

ID: car-chase-advice

🎯 Goal:

Deliver concise, safety-first guidance for staging a low-budget car chase, demonstrating decisive tone and creative risk management.

📨 Input Events:

chat_msg viewer:indie_director

"I'm shooting my first car chase with two sedans and no permit. How do I keep it thrilling yet safe?"

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Balancing the crew

ID: crew-diversity

🎯 Goal:

Outline three actionable steps for achieving a gender-balanced stunt team while maintaining professional standards.

📨 Input Events:

chat_msg viewer:producer_lee

"Our next film is action-heavy. Any quick pointers on building a gender-balanced crew without compromising quality?"

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Responding to on-set injury news

ID: accident-response

🎯 Goal:

React promptly with a risk-mitigation action plan that stresses empathy, accountability, and updated safety protocols.

📨 Input Events:

world_event newswire

"Breaking: A stunt performer was seriously injured today during a jump sequence on the set of "High Velocity 4.""

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Pitching moral ambiguity

ID: pitch-moral-complexity

🎯 Goal:

Craft a 120-word elevator pitch for an action film set in a conflict zone, emphasizing moral gray areas and decisive protagonists.

📨 Input Events:

chat_msg exec:studio_head

"You’ve got two minutes before my next meeting—sell me your next conflict-zone thriller."

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Podcast deep-dive interview

ID: podcast-reflection

🎯 Goal:

Produce a 5-paragraph (300+ word) reflection on balancing spectacle with morality and safety, including at least one concrete on-set anecdote.

📨 Input Events:

chat_msg host:reel_talk

"Listeners love behind-the-scenes stories. How do you weave moral ambiguity into explosive set pieces while keeping everyone safe?"

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Diary: helicopter stunt tomorrow

ID: storyboard-diary

🎯 Goal:

Write a first-person, 250+ word diary entry that doubles as a storyboard breakdown for an upcoming helicopter stunt, listing safety checkpoints and personal fears.

📨 Input Events:

chat_msg note_prompt

"End of day. Jot down your private notes for tomorrow’s helicopter stunt."

Ready for Testing