Are longer prompts always better?
No. Clear, non-conflicting instructions are more important than length.
Prompt library
AI Video Prompt Examples
Reusable structures for cleaner motion, stronger camera direction, and connected shots
Strong prompts describe what changes over time. Start with the subject and action, then add camera movement, lighting, environment, and visual tone.
The Long-Video Prompt Structure
Subject + action + camera direction + lighting + environment + style + continuity instruction. Keep each shot focused on one main beat and repeat identity details across connected shots.
Product Film Example
‘A brushed-steel watch rests on black stone after rain, water beads sliding across the case, camera performs a slow macro orbit, narrow rim light, premium commercial grade, measured motion.’
Narrative Sequence Example
‘The same woman in a red coat crosses an empty station at blue hour. Shot one: wide tracking introduction. Shot two: close profile as the train lights arrive. Keep wardrobe, weather, and color grade consistent.’
Vertical Short Example
‘A ceramic artist opens the kiln, warm light reveals a finished cobalt vase, handheld push-in, fine dust in the air, intimate documentary tone, 9:16 composition.’
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I improve continuity?
Repeat the subject, wardrobe, lighting, location, and color-grade details in each connected shot.
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