Writes descriptive alt text for editorial images following WCAG accessibility guidelines — concise enough for screen readers, specific enough to convey the image's editorial purpose.

Identifies which museums, national archives, libraries, film institutes, or specialist collections are most likely to hold historical material relevant to your story or documentary subject.

Writes structured, searchable descriptions for digital assets — photos, videos, audio files, graphics, and documents — enabling accurate retrieval from a digital asset management (DAM) system or media archive.

Reads a batch of raw audience comments, emails, or survey responses about a piece of content and produces a structured summary of what readers valued, what confused them, and what they want more of.

Writes a concise, publication-ready author bio in the appropriate register and length for the target outlet — from a one-line byline tag to a full contributor page paragraph.

Writes a compelling award or competition submission that frames a media project's significance, craft, and impact for a judging panel — structured to score well against standard evaluation criteria.

Performs and explains basic statistical calculations — percentages, percentage changes, per-capita rates, averages, medians, and ratios — from data you provide, showing the working so you can verify it and use the figures confidently in a story.

Writes a structured broadcaster pitch document for a documentary or series, covering logline, target audience, editorial angle, comparable titles, production approach, and financing status.

Writes the copy for a multi-slide Instagram or LinkedIn carousel post, with a strong opening slide, logical slide-by-slide progression, and a final slide that drives action or invites engagement.

Writes a set of Midjourney prompts designed to maintain consistent character appearance — face, build, clothing, and presence — across multiple generated images for use in editorial series, podcast artwork, YouTube thumbnails, or visual narratives.

Writes clear, precise axis labels, legends, annotations, and source lines for a chart — the text layer that makes a graphic publishable.

Generates the complete set of metadata fields — tags, categories, keywords, slug, and summary — needed to publish a piece of content in a content management system, ready to copy and paste into each field.

Takes a finished piece of content and produces a complete, archive-ready metadata record — including descriptive tags, subject classifications, rights notes, and an archival summary — for entry into a content management or digital archive system.

Rewrites or drafts a column passage in a defined author's established voice and style, given a description of that voice and a sample of existing writing.

Writes narration or commentary for a documentary sequence, given a description of the picture and research notes or factual context.

Produces a structured summary of how other outlets have already covered a given topic, so you can enter any story with a clear picture of the existing media landscape.

Interprets audience engagement signals from a competitor's published piece — comments, shares, reader responses, social traction — to identify what resonated with the audience and why.

Builds a structured research framework for locating publicly available contact routes for a named person — including institutional channels, public profiles, press offices, and professional directories — so you know exactly where to look and in what order.

Plans a multi-edition content arc for a newsletter — mapping themes, topics, and recurring formats across a defined publishing period to give the publication editorial coherence and reader momentum rather than a disconnected series of standalone editions.

Generates a complete, platform-appropriate set of tags and keywords for a video or article, optimised for discoverability without keyword stuffing.