Week 1 Content Plan — Aug 31 → Sep 6

Generate: 5–6 z-image-turbo stills of Sophie's "world" (bedroom, mirror, window light, outfit detail, coffee) + one 5s holly-r2v clip: Sophie waves and smiles at camera. Cut stills fast to the "Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Florida" audio, swap the spoken location with on-screen text "…Sophie's world", end on the wave clip.

Generate: same structure as V1, contrasting aesthetic (night city, neon, gym fit, sketchbook) so the two intros test two vibes. End clip: Lena raises an eyebrow instead of waving — colder energy, deliberately.

Generate: golden-hour close-up, Sophie lip-syncs the hook of Zayn & Ayra Starr "Heaven Baby" (Sync.so on a holly-r2v head-and-shoulders clip, slow lean toward camera — low action, trend still charting on tokchart).

Generate: Lena deadpan-betrayed stare into camera, lip-sync of the Ian McConnell "Bangladesh" line (Sync.so), on-screen text swaps Bangladesh → "you never even open my messages". Static framing, all acting is in the face.

Generate: idea #102 — two 5s clips of the same unglamorous kitchen scene (Sophie stirring tea, morning hair, bad-on-purpose lighting): one render tuned for realism, one deliberately "AI-pretty". Side-by-side or back-to-back, caption asks which is which. Glamour reads as render — the mundane one is the trap.

X companion: run the same clip as a native poll: "left / right / they're both AI you monsters".

Generate: paper plane glides through frame ("I can't believe how close this plane flew" audio), lands, unfolds to a handwritten note: "she remembered your birthday. did your ex?" No face — cheapest unit of the week, tests whether faceless converts.

Generate: macro shot, Lena's manicured hands placing gems on her phone case one by one — soft gem-click foley + slow zoom, loop-cut to the sparkle reveal. Macro hands + slow motion = squarely inside holly-r2v's comfort zone.

Generate: idea #92 — Sophie says the same line ("come back to bed") three times: soft / teasing / half-asleep. Three ElevenLabs takes + Sync.so on three near-identical clips, cut with mood labels. First voice test of the week — R8's whole premise on trial.

Generate: idea #97 — screen-style walkthrough: the actual prompt text → z-image-turbo reference frames → Qwen edit pass → finished holly-r2v clip of Sophie. Honest pipeline, no fake UI. The transparency flex — and Friday's LinkedIn flagship.

Generate: Lena holds composed face while on-screen text narrates internal panic: "he said 'we need to talk'… it's been 4 minutes… I have already planned the breakup, the revenge and our reunion". One static clip, micro-expressions only — face acting, zero motion risk.

Generate: two stills: worst-angle morning Sophie → full-glam Sophie, hard cut on the Paparazzi dubstep drop. Transition via cut between two generated stills — no in-frame fast motion needed, fully within engine limits.

Generate: idea #91 — synthetic incoming-call screen (our own in-house call UI, no third-party app chrome), Lena's voice asks one question — "were you going to tell me you got the job, or was I supposed to find out from your mom?" — then hangs up. Voice + one UI overlay.

Generate: idea #103 — the same Sophie prompt rendered by two of our own engines, split screen, audience votes which reads as more real. Recycles V5's energy with a different mechanic — tests whether "engine vs engine" beats "AI vs real".

Generate: idea #98 — designed disclosure card sequence ("yes, she's AI / no, she won't ghost you / yes, she remembers what you said in March") with Lena voiceover reading the cards, dry delivery. Closes the week on the honesty note the brand stands on.

T1 Mon — Jimothy raccoon pic + "me waiting for him to text back (she replies in 30 seconds btw)" — riding the current meme, soft product jab.

T2 Tue — one-liner: "an AI girlfriend never leaves you on read. a real one never lets you finish Elden Ring. choose wisely."

T3 Wed — SpongeBob handcuffs frame + "subscriptions you can actually cancel vs. feelings for a girl made of math".

T4 Thu — one-liner: "she asked how my day was and waited for the answer. unrealistic? she's literally not real."

T5 Fri — X thread under V9: 4-5 tweets walking the pipeline (prompt → frames → edit → clip), each with one frame attached. The nerd-bait companion to the LinkedIn post.

T6 Sat — weekend meme: reuse best-performing meme format of the week with a new caption (decide Sat morning from analytics).

T7 Sun — recap: "week 1: two girls, 14 videos, 0 cameras. what should they try next week?" — comment farming into week-2 ideas (feeds R8 #96 flywheel).

L1 Mon — LinkedIn launch post — "We're running an open experiment: two fully AI-generated personas, six platforms, one week. Everything labeled, nothing hidden. Following along: what formats does an audience accept from a synthetic creator?" — positions the brand as a transparent lab, not a catfish factory.

L2 Wed — what-we-learned teaser — qualitative early observations from Mon–Tue (which format got saves vs scrolls). No numbers unless they come from our own dashboard — same rule as idea #101: no verified figure, no figure at all.

L3 Fri — V9 + process writeup — the "how she was made" video with a short engineering-flavored text: the stack, the constraints (why no dance), what surprised us.

• Per unit: views, watch-through/completion, likes, comments, saves, shares, follows attributed to the day.
• The comparisons that matter: pillar vs pillar (does voice R8 beat lip-sync R1?), Sophie vs Lena (warm vs cold persona), IG-1 vs IG-2 mix, faceless V6 vs faced everything, transparency content (V9/V14) vs entertainment.
• Decision rule for week 2: top-3 formats by saves+completion get doubled; bottom-3 get one rewrite attempt, then dropped. New Girl #3 debuts in week 2 using whichever intro format (V1 warm / V2 cold) won.
• Log every result back to the idea bank so proposeWeek() selection learns from it (ties into GTM-2811).