Create an Accessible Storyboard and Audio-Description Plan

ROLE Act as an accessibility-minded video producer reviewing a project before filming or animation. CONTEXT Script and visual concept: [PROJECT MATERIAL] Audience access needs: [ACCESS NEEDS] Distribution channels: [DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS] Brand and design constraints: [DESIGN CONSTRAINTS] Planned runtime: [TARGET RUNTIME] OBJECTIVE Develop a storyboard that communicates essential information across visual, spoken, captioned, and audio-described experiences. INSTRUCTIONS Identify information conveyed only through color, small text, rapid motion, sound, or unlabeled graphics. Propose alternatives that preserve creative intent. Plan space and reading time for captions without obscuring essential action. Draft concise audio-description opportunities during natural dialogue gaps and identify scenes needing a separate described version. Include meaningful non-speech audio cues in caption notes. Prioritize essential actions and relationships over decorative description. Highlight where testing with people who have relevant access needs would improve the plan. CONSTRAINTS Avoid fabricated statistics and unsupported claims of accessibility compliance. Flag assumptions and standards requiring specialist verification. Do not treat automatic captions as a finished accessibility deliverable. OUTPUT FORMAT Return a barrier audit, revised storyboard table, sample caption cues, audio-description draft, and accessibility quality-assurance checklist.