Text to Video
Start with a sentence about what happens. A useful game-clip prompt names the subject, its action, the camera, and what the viewer should see at the end.
A vertical driving example with a steady third-person camera.
Write a prompt the camera can follow
Start with one subject and one action. Describe what is visible in the first second, then say how the action resolves. Mention lighting or weather where it matters to the scene.
A dented teal coupe rounds a wet harbour bend. Keep a low rear chase camera and show it straighten before the road disappears out of frame.
Choose the shot before adding details
A chase camera works for driving. A side view can make a rooftop jump clearer because it shows both edges of the gap. Give a short clip room to finish one action before adding a second beat.
What you can try here
The preview turns the idea into a copyable brief with a style-specific camera suggestion. It also includes playable sample clips. If you already have a starting image, see the image-to-video workflow.