# Fictional source packet: initial inputs

Every organization, person, event, approval, asset, and number below is invented for training. No agency endorsement or real event is implied.

### S1: Event planning sheet, version 1

Owner: Program coordinator Morgan Vale.
Agency: Cedar Valley Recreation Office.
Program: Weekend Nature Workshops.
Locations: Pine Creek Visitor Center and Meadow View Visitor Center, fictional locations.
Dates: November 7, 14, and 21, 2026, at both locations. Six sessions total.
Session time: 10–11:30 a.m. Pacific time.
Audience: Families; children must attend with an adult.
Price: Free.
Activity: Staff-led nature observation and introductory sketching.
Materials: Basic sketching materials supplied.
Weather: Outdoor activities may move indoors. Check the event page before attending.
Event page and public contact: Not yet supplied.
Capacity and registration: Not yet confirmed.
Accessibility information: Not yet confirmed. Do not claim particular facilities or accommodations.

### S2: Rough communications notes, version 1

Announce a new series for families at two visitor centers. Six sessions. Starts at 9 a.m. Need a director quote. Maybe say everyone can just turn up. Would like a photo and a short video. Need website copy and one social post.

### S3: Asset inventory, version 1

Photo A: Filename visitor-center-exterior.jpg. Coordinator's description: exterior of Pine Creek Visitor Center. No image bytes supplied. Photographer, capture date, usage permissions, and any releases: unknown.
Video B: Proposed 20-second invitation from a facilitator. Not recorded. No transcript, captions, or footage supplied.

### S4: Fictional editorial profile approved for this exercise

Voice: welcoming, factual, practical. Use short paragraphs and useful headings. Explain what families can do, then logistics. Preserve restrictions and conditions. Avoid unsubstantiated outcomes, urgency, superlatives, and political commentary.
Naming: Cedar Valley Recreation Office on first use; the office afterward.
Structure: draft label; date; headline; short summary; location lead; activity details; schedule; attendance and access details; next step; media status separately.
Quotes: optional. Use only approved words with attribution; no quote is better than a fabricated quote.
Brand assets: none supplied. Use a plain document without logos or invented visual identity.
Outputs: 250–400 word release when material supports that length; do not pad sparse facts. Web summary up to 80 words. Social draft up to 60 words. Four FAQ questions. Three talking points.