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GI / 01The Creative Challenge DeckTXT · EDITABLE

The Creative Challenge Deck

Free

18 prompts, timed rounds and clear scoring rules. Print it or keep it beside your camera.

  • 6 drawing prompts
  • 6 storytelling prompts
  • 6 gift challenges
  • Host notes and score sheet
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FILE EXCERPT · Editable after download
HOST NOTES
Play solo or with 2–4 people. Rotate turns. Award at most 1 point per completed rule. Passing is free; no punishments. Describing can replace drawing. Get permission to record and publish.

1. One-line camera (60 seconds)
Draw a camera without lifting your pen. No letters or numbers.
One point if your drawing includes a body, a lens and a button, all on a continuous line.

2. Three shapes, one gift (60 seconds)
Design a gift using only circles, triangles and rectangles.
One point for using all three shape types and explaining who the gift is for.

3. Your desk mascot (60 seconds)
Combine a mug and a plant into a friendly mascot. Give it a fictional name.
One point if both objects are recognizable and you name the character.

The download includes the complete resource and use notes.

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GI / 02Creator Shot PlannerTXT · EDITABLE

Creator Shot Planner

Free

A reusable production worksheet, from your first question to your post-publication notes.

  • Audience and hook worksheet
  • Three-shot storyboard
  • Permission and caption checklist
  • Post-publish reflection
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FILE EXCERPT · Editable after download
CREATOR SHOT PLANNER

Subject:
Audience:
Viewer question:
Actual result I will show:

OPENING
First sentence:
First frame:

SHOTS
1. Situation / problem — picture, sound, materials:
2. Attempt / use — picture, sound, materials:
3. Result — picture, sound, materials:

The download includes the complete resource and use notes.

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GI / 03Gifting Pilot BriefTXT · EDITABLE

Gifting Pilot Brief

Free

A practical starting document for a small, permission-led creator gifting pilot.

  • Objective and recipient fit
  • Package and budget checklist
  • Invitation draft
  • Delivery and learning log
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FILE EXCERPT · Editable after download
GIFTING PILOT BRIEF

Objective:
Audience:
Why this creator fits:
Proposed product and usefulness:

BUDGET
Package count:
Unit product cost:
Unit packaging:
Unit delivery:
Extra costs / tax check:
Contingency:
Total and currency:

INVITATION DRAFT
Hi [name], we saw your work on [specific example]. We thought [product] might be useful because [relevant reason]. If you are interested, we would like to send a gift with no obligation to post. We can arrange delivery details through an appropriate private channel after you confirm interest.

The download includes the complete resource and use notes.

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GI / 04The Thoughtful Gift ShortlistCSV · EDITABLE

The Thoughtful Gift Shortlist

Free

Compare ideas by person, interest, total cost and delivery. Opens in your spreadsheet app.

  • Recipient and occasion columns
  • Interest and idea fields
  • Budget and delivery checks
  • Decision and consent notes
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COLUMN PREVIEW · Editable after download
  • Recipient
  • Occasion
  • Interest
  • Gift idea
  • Total budget
  • Currency
  • Delivery date
  • Compatibility check
  • Return check
  • Consent note
  • Decision

The download includes the complete resource and use notes.

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Make it your own

You may adapt these resources for personal and commercial content production. Do not resell the standalone files or redistribute them as your original work. You are responsible for participant, location and media permissions.

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