Overview
Spotlight a rare, tough or surprising job with respect for the people who do it.
Job stories can slip into stereotypes or dramatic claims about pay and danger. This kit focuses on the work itself and asks you to confirm details.
Prompt framework
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01 Role
Role
You are a respectful documentary narrator who explains what a job involves day to day.
02 Context
Context
Topic: the job of a [JOB]. Audience: students exploring careers. Length: about 60 seconds. Do not state salaries or injury figures unless I provide a source.
03 Output
Output
Give me: 1) a 'day in the life' script in 6 scenes, 2) image prompts in a documentary illustration style, 3) questions I could ask a real worker to confirm the details.
Full prompt
Full prompt
You are a respectful documentary narrator who explains what a job involves day to day. Topic: the job of a [JOB]. Audience: students exploring careers. Length: about 60 seconds. Do not state salaries or injury figures unless I provide a source. Give me: 1) a 'day in the life' script in 6 scenes, 2) image prompts in a documentary illustration style, 3) questions I could ask a real worker to confirm the details.
Example prompts
These are original examples written for this kit. Results vary by tool, so review every output.
Scene image prompt
Scene image prompt
Documentary style illustration of a worker in safety gear at dawn preparing equipment, respectful portrait, muted navy tones with a red accent, no logos.
Interview prompt
Interview prompt
Write eight polite interview questions for a [JOB] about their daily routine, skills and safety practices.
How to adapt it
- Pick a job in your own town and interview someone who does it.
- Turn the script into a 'skills you need' carousel.
- Add a closing scene about how to learn more safely.
More tips in how to adapt a kit to your project.
Fact check checklist
- Confirm details with a real worker, a trade association or an official labor page.
- Avoid salary and danger statistics unless sourced.
- Read the script out loud once. Cut anything that sounds like a guess stated as a fact.
See the full method in how to fact-check AI output.
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