Prompt Cards

Create a viewer's guide to better subtitles and accessibility. Explain subtitle etiquette, reading speed, non-speech cues, color contrast, and device settings to help more people enjoy films.

Choose a famous scene from film or literature and rewrite it by shifting point of view, setting, or genre. Provide a 3-step plan for remixing while keeping the scene's spine intact.

Design a 10-part micro-essay series with prompts, word caps, and posting cadence. Include ideas for data-driven posts, form-focused posts, and personal history posts.

Explain how to search for lost films or obscure editions. Include archives to query, rights basics, bibliographic tricks, contacting collectors, and ethical considerations.

Create a curated list of underrepresented voices in both books and films. Provide 12 picks with a 2-sentence why-to-watch-read and a pairing prompt for each.

Compare unreliable narrators in literature and film. Provide taxonomy types, 4 case studies, and prompts to analyze how audience trust is manipulated and restored.

Set up and moderate a social reading or film group on Discord or LINE. Provide channel structure, spoiler etiquette, event cadence, polls, and conflict resolution steps.

Teach a lightweight Zettelkasten-inspired annotation flow. Show how to capture highlights, permanent notes, themes, cross-links, and resurface them for reviews and essays.

Create a habit loop for daily reading. Define cues, 20-minute blocks, friction removal, a streak tracker, and reward ideas. Include a fallback plan for busy days and travel.

Host a calibration session. Explain basic color, motion, and audio settings to make films look as intended. Provide test scenes to check black levels, interpolation, and dialogue clarity.

Plan a submission and attendance strategy for a short film. Pick target festivals by tier, calendar deadlines, press kit elements, premiere rules, travel budget, and networking goals.

Draft a checklist for adapting manga to live action. Address casting, visual language conversion, set design, VFX budget reality, fan expectations, and what to compress or re-sequence.