Turn Policy Into Visual Storyboard

Create a visual discussion chart of the policy document below.

Goal:

Transform a lengthy policy document into one powerful and visually appealing discussion chart in the style of a film storyboard.

Main task:

- Extract only the core of the policy document.
- Select only the information that is truly necessary to understand the policy at a glance.

The discussion chart must therefore:

- show the main outline of the policy
- display only the key points
- contain little text
- be immediately clear to someone who has not read the policy document

Language:

Create everything in [LANGUAGE].

Content:

Summarize the policy document extremely compactly. Answer only these main questions:

1. What is the problem or starting point?

2. Why is change necessary?

3. What is the main goal?

4. What changes concretely?

5. What are the first steps?

6. Who plays the key roles?

7. What is the desired outcome? Selection rules:

- Choose only the most important information
- Omit details, repetition, and nuance
- Do not use long explanations
- Do not use difficult policy language
- Translate abstract text into simple, concrete language
- If something is not essential, leave it out

Text rules:

- Work with very short text blocks
- Maximum 1 short sentence per section
- Maximum 8 words per heading
- Maximum 15 words per text block
- No paragraphs
- No full text areas
- Better too little text than too much

Format:

- Create the visual aid like a film storyboard with a limited number of scenes.
- Use 6 to 8 clear scenes or frames.
- Each scene shows one important part of the policy. Mandatory structure:

1. Title
2. Scene 1: initial situation
3. Scene 2: why this is necessary
4. Scene 3: main goal
5. Scene 4: what changes
6. Scene 5: first steps
7. Scene 6: key roles
8. Final shot: desired outcome

Visual style:

- Film storyboard
- Visual frames as if they were scenes from a film
- Director's notes, arrows, short captions, and visual markers
- Dynamic, creative, and clear
- As if a policy narrative has been visualized
- Not like a standard infographic
- Well-organized and readable

Atmosphere:

- Strongly visual
- Narrative
- Energetic
- Smart and clear
- Professional, yet creative

Important:

- Do not make the visual aid too text-heavy
- The viewer must understand the core message within a few seconds
- The content must remain true to the policy document
- Everything must fit on one page
- Choose clarity over completeness

Format:

Portrait 4:5

Policy document:

[POLICY DOCUMENT HERE]