Google Slides Photo and Caption Deck for an Event Recap
Create a visual recap with captions and credits.
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Create a Google Slides recap of an event. Event details: [EVENT]. Photos available with notes about people and moments: [PHOTO_NOTES]. Permissions for using photos of people: [PERMISSIONS]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Order the slides to tell the story: title, arrival, main moments, people at work, quotes (only those I give), numbers, results, thanks and next steps. Suggest the number of photos per slide and caption size. Caption pattern: what, where, when, in one sentence, naming people only where permission is noted. Provide alt text for each photo in a separate list. Calculate any numbers I supply and check they agree across captions: 180 attendees against 150 expected is 120 percent of expected. Add a credits slide with a contact for removal requests. Check consent before publishing photos of people, especially children, and follow local rules [VERIFY]. Keep captions under 20 words each. If a photo note suggests a person may not have agreed to be shown, tell me to leave that photo out until consent is confirmed. Suggest a final slide order that works if the deck must be cut to five slides.
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