Plan a Better AI Video Before You Generate
Write the Shot Brief
Choose one subject, action, setting, and camera move. Add lighting, framing, and intended duration. Avoid asking a single short clip to tell an entire story.
Two-Shot Product Example
Shot A: Ceramic mug on wooden table beside window. Warm morning light, medium close-up, locked camera, 5 seconds.
Shot B: Close-up of mug with handle facing right, gentle steam rising, slow push-in, 5 seconds.
Reject takes with warped text or changing product shapes. Cut on a stable frame and leave room for captions.
Continuity Check
Ensure seamless transitions between takes by reviewing subject identity, object placement, and lighting direction.
01
Subject Identity
Verify the core subject remains consistent in appearance and posture across all frames.
02
Object Placement
Confirm that props and objects are positioned exactly as intended in the original shot brief.
03
Lighting Direction
Match the original lighting direction to maintain the correct mood and depth of shadows.
04
Screen Direction
Ensure the camera angle and screen direction remain stable to avoid visual disorientation.
05
Background Details
Review background textures and details to ensure they align with the original setting.
Reusable Prompt Worksheet
Subject
Action
Setting
Camera and Framing
Lighting
Duration
Details to keep consistent
Review criteria
Responsible Production
Use images and audio you have permission to use. Do not impersonate real people. Review generated output before publishing. Results vary by model; a clear plan does not guarantee a perfect generation.