Reply to a client enquiry
A thoughtful first reply, with the right questions and a clear next step.
THE JOHN LEKAN RESOURCE LIBRARY
Practical prompts, reusable skills and app connections for photographers, filmmakers and curious creatives.
Starting with photography & film. Open to every creative.
31 resources from the toolkit, with original examples and simple setup guides.
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Start with a task you already do.
Take the resource. Make it yours.
A thoughtful first reply, with the right questions and a clear next step.
Bring the shot list, practical questions and working schedule into one place.
Pull useful lessons from your notes, footage or transcript without repeating yourself.
Give scattered video feedback a clear order, with unresolved requests easy to spot.
Save the useful instructions so you can reuse them for the next enquiry.
Keep the lessons and your own voice when you turn a project into content.
Put the brief, the draft and your final check into a practical sequence.
Understand what an MCP or connected app does, then find the official setup route.
Make concept images, reference variations and cutouts from a clear visual brief.
Edit stiff captions, website copy and emails while preserving their meaning.
Build a manageable set of posts around your work, audience and available time.
Develop a clear visual direction for a poster, cover or announcement.
Turn agreed project facts into a Word document you can review and revise.
Extract useful information or assemble a clear pack for a shoot or edit.
Explain the creative direction in a presentation you can edit.
Keep quantities, costs and assumptions in an editable spreadsheet.
Turn a useful lesson into a blog, newsletter or service-page draft.
Find clear, evidence-based improvements to a public creative-business website.
Check a draft against the way you want your creative business to sound.
Plan a finite creative campaign with a purpose, schedule and realistic workload.
Find the words to describe the interface motion you have in mind.
Help a coding assistant build a small, considered interface animation.
Turn an idea into an editable deck, carousel or promotional design.
Find a template, change the text or imagery, and prepare a social design.
Explore concepts and generate visual material through your assistant.
Find images and videos, inspect metadata and organise a test collection.
Review social performance and turn the findings into a practical content plan.
Find the brief and turn the relevant details into a useful working summary.
Read the right message and prepare a reply with the facts in front of you.
Check a proposed date and spot scheduling conflicts before you promise availability.
Find the source, read setup instructions and understand a tool before you install it.
Try another word or browse the full collection.
Selected from the installed toolkit, with fresh public examples. Replace placeholders in your own private workspace and review the output before using it. The example downloads contain no account credentials or client records.
A SMALL INTRODUCTION
You can begin with a prompt.
Add the rest when your work needs it.
The instructions you give an assistant for the task in front of you.
A reusable set of instructions you can add to an assistant that supports skills.
An app connection or MCP can let your assistant work with your files, calendar or other services.
Understand app connectionsFROM THE SERIES
This is the home for the resources behind the AI for Creatives series. Each resource has its own link, so you can go straight from a video to the thing you came for.
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