Render the device plates for "One Terminal", a 35-second product film for imdusd.com in the style of a modern app launch video. Read BRIEF-3.md in this repository first and follow it exactly: a dark studio with a soft cool horizon glow, a sleek floating dark-bezel monitor (and one phone, and one 1990s CRT) rendered as photoreal 3D product shots, every screen a flat uniform very dark rectangle with only a faint green edge glow, two plates with a faint darkened background behind the device (the engraved bank hall from refs/engraved/k1-bank.png; a pixel night map like base/p03-map-night-1x.png), one empty studio plate with a spotlight pool, one plate of blank floating coins with the centre clear.

The rules that matter most: NO legible text, letters, numerals, logos, brand marks or icons anywhere, including on the devices; NO frogs, people or hands; NOTHING drawn on any screen (we composite the real interface afterwards), and every screen must be a clean quadrilateral; 1920x1080; compose so centre crops to 1:1 and 9:16 still hold the device. Keep the devices consistent across plates: the same monitor in d01, d02, d03, d05, d06.

Inspect every plate with your tool and regenerate any with text, a logo, an icon, a character, a hand, anything on a screen, or a screen that is not a clean quadrilateral. Measure the four corner pixel coordinates of each screen from the delivered file and write them in the README as the brief asks. Produce sheet-3.png with all 9 plates small, in order, file names only in its margins. The README lists every file with its dimensions and screen corners, and states plainly any rule it still misses.