Lean bullet-pointed guidance with no padding and no explanation of concepts Claude already knows; every line (e.g. "Use push-ins for realization, pressure, dread, or commitment") earns its place.

Concrete, directly applicable guidance for an instruction-only skill: a per-shot template, explicit coverage/camera/sequencing rules, and a continuity checklist ("subject, costume, damage state, location, weather, palette, action vector").

Single-purpose, under-50-line skill with an unambiguous action and a clear per-shot checklist plus a "Common Failure Cases To Avoid" review list; the simple-skill exception applies and the task is not destructive/batch so no validation cap is triggered.

No bundle files exist and none are needed; content is organized into well-delineated sections (Goals, Per-Shot Template, Coverage Rules, Camera Logic, Sequencing Rules, Failure Cases), which scores 3 for a sub-50-line skill per the guideline.

Lists multiple concrete actions — "shot-by-shot planning, storyboard generation, camera coverage, blocking, and precise visual sequencing" — matching the anchor for several specific concrete actions rather than vague language.

Both what (the listed shot-design activities) and when (explicit "Use for ... for multi-shot videos" trigger) are present; the explicit "Use for" trigger means the missing-trigger cap at 2 does not apply.

Covers natural domain terms users would say ("storyboard", "shot-by-shot", "camera coverage", "blocking", "multi-shot videos"); good coverage, though it omits the common "shot list/shotlist" variant.

A clear niche — filmable/generatable shot sequencing for multi-shot video — with distinct triggers unlikely to conflict with other skills.