Three D10 faces change the shape of the week rather than adding a restriction.
D10 = 6 — the runtime is fixed. Your film must be exactly the D6 × 10 seconds. KTL36x is 30 seconds, KTL66x is 60. The form rejects anything more than three seconds over.
D10 = 7 — the week gets shorter. The deadline moves to the D6 × 24 hours from Monday night. KTL17x is due Tuesday, KTL47x on Friday, KTL67x on Sunday — all at 11:48 PM rather than the usual morning cutoff.
D10 = 0 — letters only. There is no resource. The number drops into the letter’s own rule instead: KTL30Z is exactly 3 shots interior, KTL50R is a camera that stays within 5 feet, KTL40G is exactly 4 shots on a phone.
D6 = 1 with D10 = 0 — the Oner. The tightest form of the rule. KTL10H is a oner, entirely handheld. KTL10P is a oner, entirely POV. “All” becomes “entirely”, and “at least 1” becomes “exactly 1”.
