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Builds a structured, annotated chronological timeline from raw notes, documents, or source interview summaries, formatted for both internal reporting use and potential publication as a graphic.

Walks through a structured verification of a source's claims, images, video, or documents using the SIFT framework, reverse-image search, EXIF metadata inspection, deepfake indicators, and C2PA Content Credentials — then produces a verification-trail template the reporter can file with the story.

Produces a festival submission strategy brief for a documentary or short film, identifying target festivals by tier, submission windows, positioning priorities, and a recommended sequencing plan.

Writes a pitch document for a streaming platform commissioning or acquisitions team, covering the project's format, target audience fit, platform-specific positioning, and the case for commissioning or acquiring it.

Drafts a plain-language talent or location release form for use in documentary, journalism, or video production — covering the key legal provisions a producer needs while remaining readable by the person signing it.

Generates a complete podcast media kit — the document you send to prospective sponsors, press, or festival/award submissions — covering show description, audience demographics, listener statistics, and sponsorship packages.

Writes concise episode summaries in three lengths — platform short (100 words), directory standard (150 words), and promotional long (250 words) — for podcast directories, promotional emails, and social bios.

Cleans and formats a raw auto-generated podcast transcript for publication on a website or show page — removing filler words and transcription errors, adding speaker labels, formatting for readability, and preserving the authentic voice of host and guests.

Writes a clear, structured internal memo for staff or leadership, translating a communications situation into a concise document with context, key messages, and recommended actions.

Writes a journalist-facing FAQ document for a crisis or complex issue, anticipating the questions journalists are most likely to ask and providing approved, consistent answers that spokespeople and press officers can use verbatim or as a guide.

Drafts a concise, production-ready briefing document that gives a presenter or on-screen moderator everything they need to walk into a shoot or live recording fully prepared.

Produces a clear, step-by-step brief explaining exactly how to convert a finished article or document from one format (Word, plain text, InDesign export) into a specified target format (Markdown, HTML, or structured plain text), preserving all editorial elements correctly.