Writing & Content Workflows

Generates two distinct social media post variants for the same content — each using a different hook strategy, tone, or call to action — with a clear hypothesis for what each variant tests, ready for split-testing on any platform.

Generates 4–5 title variants for A/B testing — each on a different click-psychology principle, with a rationale and a test hypothesis.

Turns a brand brief into a host-read ad script that fits the show's tone, meets sponsor requirements, and sounds spoken — not read.

Writes descriptive alt text for editorial images following WCAG accessibility guidelines — concise enough for screen readers, specific enough to convey the image's editorial purpose.

Writes a narration script for a documentary's animated explainer sequence — visual direction cues on each beat, ready to hand to the narrator and animation team.

Writes a timed, scene-by-scene narration script for an animated explainer video, matched to a specified duration and keyed to on-screen visual cues.

Produces a detailed brief for archive research, specifying the historical footage, photographs, documents, or audio needed for a documentary and identifying the most likely sources to find them.

Identifies which museums, national archives, libraries, film institutes, or specialist collections are most likely to hold historical material relevant to your story or documentary subject.

Writes a concise summary, standfirst, abstract, or deck for a completed article at a specified length and format — capturing the essential argument and news value without spoiling the reading experience.

Translates a news or feature article from one language to another, preserving journalistic register, factual precision, and the editorial voice of the original.

Writes structured, searchable descriptions for digital assets — photos, videos, audio files, graphics, and documents — enabling accurate retrieval from a digital asset management (DAM) system or media archive.

Reads a batch of raw audience comments, emails, or survey responses about a piece of content and produces a structured summary of what readers valued, what confused them, and what they want more of.

Takes a batch of reader comments, survey responses, or audience messages and returns a structured summary organized by theme, sentiment, and actionable takeaways — turning scattered feedback into a clear editorial brief.

Generates an audience persona for the channel — who the viewer is, what they need, why they watch, and what content decisions follow.

Writes a concise, publication-ready author bio in the appropriate register and length for the target outlet — from a one-line byline tag to a full contributor page paragraph.

Writes a compelling award or competition submission that frames a media project's significance, craft, and impact for a judging panel — structured to score well against standard evaluation criteria.

Generates a detailed, numbered B-roll shot list from a video script or outline, organized by section, with shot type, subject, and purpose for each shot.

Performs and explains basic statistical calculations — percentages, percentage changes, per-capita rates, averages, medians, and ratios — from data you provide, showing the working so you can verify it and use the figures confidently in a story.

Generates a complete 15-beat story map for a feature film or TV pilot, placing every major structural turn across a three-act framework from a premise and character brief.

Generate a structured biographical research template for a named person — listing the key facts to verify, the categories of information to gather, and the questions to ask during or before an interview.

Writes a standard \"About [Organisation]\" boilerplate paragraph for use at the foot of press releases, media statements, and all official communications materials.

Writes a brand-partnership pitch email — channel audience, metrics, and integration options — in a format a marketing or partnerships team will take seriously.

Writes a structured broadcaster pitch document for a documentary or series, covering logline, target audience, editorial angle, comparable titles, production approach, and financing status.

Generates a structured production budget estimate for a specific project element or an entire short-form production, broken down by standard industry cost categories.