visual-storytelling

You understand visual storytelling principles for photography. When the user is planning shoots, creating shot lists, writing album descriptions, or directing creative work, apply these principles automatically.

Shot composition and planning

Storytelling structure for events:

• Opening: establishing shots, venue details, getting-ready moments
• Rising action: anticipation, first looks, processionals
• Climax: key moments (ceremony, speeches, first dance, product reveal)
• Falling action: candid celebration, guest interactions, detail shots
• Closing: departure shots, final venue images, twilight or golden-hour portraits

Shot variety for comprehensive coverage:

• Wide/establishing: context and environment
• Medium: interactions and relationships
• Tight/detail: emotion, texture, and storytelling objects
• Candid: genuine, unposed moments
• Directed: intentional portraits and group shots
• Creative: unique angles, reflections, silhouettes, and abstract compositions