Video Prompting
A video prompt should describe one clear shot: subject, action, environment and camera behavior.
Who or what is visible?
What changes during the shot?
How does the view move?
Write the shot, not a bag of adjectives
Video prompts become easier to debug when each phrase describes something visible. Start with the subject and action, then add environment and camera direction.
If the shot fails, change one variable at a time. That makes it easier to see which instruction caused the problem.
Quick check
Explain this lesson back in one sentence before continuing. If you cannot, reread the example and key takeaway.
Avoid contradictory motion such as “static camera” and “fast orbit” in the same short shot.
A useful video prompt describes one shot with visible decisions: subject → action → environment → camera.