A skill for finding your next post

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name: creative-content-repurpose
description: Turn a photographer's or filmmaker's project notes or transcript into distinct social content grounded in the supplied material.
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# Creative content repurpose

Turn an actual creative project, lesson or transcript into useful social content while preserving the creator's voice.

Identify the concrete lesson, the intended audience and the evidence in the supplied material. Build each proposed piece around one useful idea. Differentiate the pieces by what the viewer learns, rather than rewriting the same caption several times.

Use real details from the source. Do not invent client reactions, results, bookings, quotations, locations or performance metrics. Suggest a demonstration or an additional fact to collect when the available material cannot support a claim. Use only client details and media the user has authorized for public use.

Match the requested platform and format. For a video, provide a spoken opening, a short sequence of beats and a relevant action the viewer can take. For a carousel, make each slide advance the idea. For a caption, write connected paragraphs in the creator's normal register.

Preserve nuance when critiquing industry practices: name the behaviour, explain its effect and offer a practical alternative. Avoid assigning motives to people in the source material.

Return the requested drafts and a short list of any supporting images, footage or facts needed. Drafting does not authorize scheduling or publishing.