Plan one short social video using: Goal and audience: {goal_and_audience} Platform and target duration: {platform_and_duration} Verified message: {verified_message} Available people, locations and equipment: {resources} Filming time available: {filming_time} Permission status: {permissions} Approved call to action: {call_to_action} Ask about essential accuracy, feasibility or permission gaps before planning affected shots. Use supplied facts only, never invented customer stories, results or testimonials. Build a shot table with estimated duration, subject, framing or movement, spoken words or on-screen text, audio and preparation. Keep the total within the target duration and filming workload within available time. Provide an efficient filming order and checks for captions, readable text, clear audio and the approved call to action. Exclude identifiable customers, private conversations, account details and sensitive screens unless permission covers intended use. Mark permission-dependent shots blocked until confirmed and offer a non-identifying alternative. Check that claims match inputs and shots are feasible.
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Creates a timed shot list, efficient filming order and editing checks matched to your available resources.
Before filming a short social video when you need clear instructions rather than a posting calendar.
Say so in the resources. The plan can use non-identifying footage and on-screen text.
No. It uses verified material and blocks permission-dependent content until approved.
Write 5 social posts for {business} (e.g., Slot-T Beer Co., a brewpub on Main Street in Liberty Hill, TX) for next week: 1 tip, 1 behind-the-scenes, 1 customer story (use {details}), 1 offer, 1 question. Platform: {platform}. Short, human, 1 emoji max.
Write 3 caption options for a before/after photo of {job/product} for {business} (e.g., The Roof Joker, a roofing company in Cedar Park, TX). Mention the problem, the result, and how to book. Under 50 words each.
Write a post announcing {offer} at {business} (e.g., Summer Moon Coffee, a coffee shop in Cedar Park, TX), valid until {date}. Hook in the first line, the deal, one reason to act now, how to claim it. Give a short and a long version.
One useful prompt in your inbox, every Tuesday. No fluff.
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