Storyboard a shift from entrance to receipt

Choose a result your footage can support

A shift walkthrough should distinguish a start message from a completed wage receipt. If the footage ends after departure, its title should describe starting work rather than receiving full pay.

The reviewed 8 October Banking promotion is a written observation. No reviewed promotion video accompanies that record, so an outline here is not proof that such footage exists.

Plan a beginning, action and result

Use the recording planner to allocate time for readable panels. The outline is a manual preparation tool; it does not capture a screen or run a game action.

1. Step 1Show role, rank and relevant requirements before departure.
2. Step 2Show the current legal work entrance and final fare.
3. Step 3Keep completion state clear if the footage is shortened.
4. Step 4Hold the final receipt long enough to read.
5. Step 5Show the Career panel afterward to verify any claimed rank change.

Give each shot a job

A later-rank pay label is useful context, but it should not replace the amount on the completed receipt. A promotion claim needs the changed role as well as the work result.

Keep removed time honest

If you cut a waiting period, label the edit rather than making the transition look instant. Game-clock labels and real elapsed recording time should remain separate.

Do not present a planned script or reconstructed scene as captured gameplay. Text-only guidance can still be useful when it identifies its written source and date.

Can I call this the fastest route?

Not from one walkthrough. A speed claim needs a matched comparison that includes eligibility waiting, training, work and recovery, not just a shortened clip.

What if work is unavailable? Show the actual restriction and end the demonstration there. A blocked check cannot illustrate a completed shift or promotion.