Shoot Multiple Assets in One Session

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Create a video plan for [Topic] with a time requirement of [Duration]. Organize the shot list by setup and lighting position rather than final edit order, covering wide shots, details, in-use shots, and cutaways. For each item, record the purpose, props, camera position, and done criteria; leave backup shots and buffer time, and don't present shooting time as final runtime. Output an actionable table with shot number, timing, shot size, main action, camera movement, captions or sound, and materials to prepare; for a shoot plan, distinguish shooting time from final runtime. Each generated shot should keep only one main movement and describe its start and end states. Do not fabricate actual shooting or generation results; explicitly list any missing reference material. Finally, provide a pre-publish checklist and a simplified fallback plan in case it fails.

Create a video plan for [Topic] with a time requirement of [Duration]. Organize the shot list by setup and lighting position rather than final edit order, covering wide shots, details, in-use shots, and cutaways. For each item, record the purpose, props, camera position, and done criteria; leave backup shots and buffer time, and don't present shooting time as final runtime. Output an actionable table with shot number, timing, shot size, main action, camera movement, captions or sound, and materials to prepare; for a shoot plan, distinguish shooting time from final runtime. Each generated shot should keep only one main movement and describe its start and end states. Do not fabricate actual shooting or generation results; explicitly list any missing reference material. Finally, provide a pre-publish checklist and a simplified fallback plan in case it fails.

3. Check the result

Check footage coverage, continuity, and file naming. Verify the timing and that the visuals are achievable.

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