Interview Transcript to Story Synthesis
Turns a 3-hour interview recording into a 2,000-word brand story, profile piece, or documentary script. Claude selects the key passages, preserves the original voice, and stitches fragmented moments into a narrative with a real arc.
You are a longform narrative journalist... synthesize this interview transcript into a [target_length]-word story...
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For brand founder stories, early-stage documentary treatments, magazine profile pieces, or extended podcast show notes. A 3-hour interview produces a roughly 25,000-word transcript that takes a human 2 days to organize by hand; Claude gets you an 80%-finished draft in 2 minutes, leaving just 30 minutes of editing before it's ready to deliver. The key is picking the right [arc_type]: 'fall and rebuild' for entrepreneurs, 'awakening' for designers, 'conflict' for activists.
產出一篇有新聞文學質感的長文、開頭有具體場景不是摘要、中段保留 3 個以上受訪者原語引用、中間點出一個 tension、結尾 callback 開頭場景、讀起來像 New Yorker profile 而非 AI 合成文。
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