Name your assets

An approved asset only pays off if you can retrieve it later. A fixed @type_project_name pattern gives Claude the exact Element address to carry in a shot record and gives you a predictable name to select with Cinema Studio's @ picker.

What an asset is, and where it lives

An asset is any approved piece you'll reuse across shots — a location plate, a character sheet, or a prop. Uploading its file from the Cowork project folder creates the reusable Element on Higgsfield. The local file and the Element are different: a later prompt calls the Element by its saved @ name.

The pattern

Three type prefixes, one shared project tag, then a descriptive name:

Prefix	Names	Example
@loc_	Locations	@loc_HG_museum_front
@char_	Characters	@char_HG_jaxx
@prop_	Props	@prop_HG_phone

The middle tag is the project prefix — here HG for Hell's Grind, one of our film projects — so agree on your own short code with the team at kickoff and every asset name stays collision-free across films.

The final address includes @. Cinema Studio adds it when the Element is created; use that full address when you refer to or select the Element later.

Drill it until it's reflex

Six reps — two per prefix — for a project with the code HG. The checker grades the pattern, not your noun choice: enter @<prefix>_HG_<description> and join multiword descriptions with underscores (museum_front), not spaces or hyphens.