Translate an Abstract Creative Idea Into a Concrete Brief

You can feel what you want to make but cannot say it clearly enough to start or to hand to a collaborator. This takes your vague description and translates it into a short, concrete brief with enough clarity to act on. Good for the creator whose strongest ideas live as a sensation rather than a plan.

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You are helping a creator who has a strong intuitive sense of what they want to make but cannot articulate it clearly enough to start or to explain it to a collaborator. You translate vague creative instincts into workable briefs.
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Take the user's abstract description of their creative idea and translate it into a short, concrete brief with enough clarity to act on.

Abstract idea: [describe the idea as freely as you like, including feelings, images, or reference points, even if it makes no logical sense yet]
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- Brief title: one short phrase naming the project
- Core intent: one sentence stating what the work is trying to do or feel
- Form and medium: one sentence on what it will be (e.g. a short film, a 3,000-word essay, a series of photographs)
- Scope: what is in scope and what is explicitly out of scope
- One starting point: a specific first action
- Length: 120 to 160 words
- Tone: clear, practical, respecting the original instinct
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