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AI Creative Asset Naming & Organization Planner
Create standardized file naming conventions, folder structures, and metadata plans for creative asset libraries.
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AI Creative Asset Naming & Organization Planner
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We are a small video production team using Dropbox. We have 5TB of footage, project files, and exports. Currently, filenames are random. We need a system for client projects.
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I have designed a naming and organization plan for your video production workflow on Dropbox. This focuses on searchability by client and project code while managing the heavy versioning inherent in video exports.
Creative Asset Naming & Organization Plan
1. Recommended Filename Convention
Pattern: [DATE]_[CLIENT]_[PROJECT]_[ASSET-TYPE]_[DESCRIPTOR]_[VERSION].[EXT]
- Date: YYYYMMDD format.
- Client/Project: 3-character alphanumeric codes (e.g., ACME-01).
- Asset-Type: MSTR (Master), RAW (Footage), PROJ (Project File), ASST (Graphics/Audio).
- Version: v## (e.g., v01, v02).
2. Filename Examples
| Asset type | Example filename | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Premiere Project | 20231024_ACM_PROJ_SpringPromo_v01.prproj | Main edit file for Acme Spring project |
| 4K Raw Clip | 20231024_ACM_RAW_Interview01_C001.mp4 | Original camera card source |
| Client Review | 20231027_ACM_MSTR_SpringPromo_Draft_v02.mp4 | Second draft for client feedback |
3. Folder Structure
00_INBOX(Temporary uploads)01_CLIENTS[CLIENT_NAME][PROJECT_CODE]_[PROJECT_NAME]01_DOCS(Briefs, Scripts)02_FOOTAGE(Raw files)03_PROJECT_FILES(PRPROJ, AEP)04_ASSETS(Music, GFX)05_EXPORTS(WIP and Final)
02_ARCHIVE(Completed projects)
4. Metadata Schema
| Field | Required? | Format | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Status | Yes | Draft / Review / Final | Tracks production stage |
| Aspect Ratio | No | 16:9 / 9:16 / 1:1 | Filter for social vs broadcast |
| Rights | Yes | Owned / Licensed / Expired | Legal compliance for music/stock |
Next steps
- Generate a master list of 3-letter codes for your current active clients.
- Run a pilot naming test on a single project from the last month to check for path length issues.
- Assign one team member to be the "Librarian" who audits the 00_INBOX weekly.
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About this skill
Asset libraries quickly become unmanageable when naming and folder structures are left to chance. This skill generates standardized file conventions, metadata schemas, and migration plans for design studios and content teams. It eliminates the chaos of "final_v2_edit_REAL.mp4" by establishing enforceable rules for every file type.
What it does
- Standardizes naming by creating consistent patterns with specific fields, separators, and versioning rules.
- Architects folder hierarchies tailored to your team's specific tools and workflow stages.
- Defines metadata schemas to ensure assets are searchable by project, license, or status.
- Outlines governance by assigning roles for creation, approval, and archival.
- Plans migrations with a step-by-step checklist to move files without breaking links or losing data.
How it works
- Supply your current library details, asset types (video, SVG, RAW), and existing pain points.
- Review the generated naming convention and folder tree blueprints.
- Validate the metadata table against your specific search needs.
- Execute the migration checklist to transition your library to the new system.
Frameworks & tools
This skill works with any local or cloud storage system including Dropbox, Google Drive, SharePoint, and professional Digital Asset Management (DAM) platforms.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Prompting often results in generic folder structures that ignore real-world naming constraints like path lengths or character limits. This skill enforces strict field definitions, separator rules, and quality assurance checks designed for creative operations.
Use cases
- Launching a new agency and building an asset library from zero.
- Merging two disparate team libraries after a company acquisition.
- Fixing a cluttered shared drive that has become impossible to search.
- Preparing for a transition to a professional DAM system.
Known limitations
Does not perform the actual renaming or moving of files. Requires a manual inventory of your current assets to be effective.
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