THE DIRECTION / A PRACTICAL GUIDE
Write a video prompt that moves.
Think like a director: describe what the viewer sees, what changes, and how the camera follows it.
Start with the subject and setting
Name the subject and give it a place. “An adult model in a warmly lit studio” gives the scene a clearer starting point than a list of unrelated adjectives.
Add one action
Use a specific verb: turns, walks, looks up, or opens a door. A single action is easier to refine than several competing movements.
Direct the camera
Try a slow push-in, a static shot, or a gentle pan. Then add a light or atmosphere that fits the scene.
“An adult model turns toward a tall window. The camera slowly pushes in as warm evening light moves across the room.”
Change one detail at a time
Keep what works and adjust the action, camera or lighting in the next prompt. Available models and settings are shown in the generator, along with the credit cost.