Cinematic prompt methodology, as an installable Claude workspace

Most AI image work fails at the brief, not the model.

Three lines in. Generic out. People blame the tool.

I shipped a fix.

Pushing-creation installs into Claude.

Drop reference images into refs/.

Run /frames-brainstorm.

Claude reads your refs, runs a DP-style interview, and writes the style pack live as you answer.

/frames-shotlist drafts the full storyboard. /frames-shot polishes individual frames.

Output is markdown.

Drop it into PUSHING FRAMES, Midjourney, Sora, or any tool.

To install, paste this into Claude:

"Set me up with pushing-creation from github.com/PUSHINGSQUARES/pushing-creation. Read INSTALL_WITH_CLAUDE.md and walk me through it."

You don't get better output by prompting harder.

You get better briefs by treating the model like a director of photography.

Specificity transfers craft.

Stop prompting. Start defining outcomes.

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