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AI Video Guide
Image-to-Video Prompt Framework
A practical structure for directing subject motion, camera movement, environment, lighting, and continuity.
Overview
Built for Repeatable Work
Image-to-video prompts work best as motion direction, not as a second image description. This framework tells the model what changes, what stays fixed, and how the camera observes the action.
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What Is Included
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Camera direction field
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Environmental motion field
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Continuity and negative-motion checks
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How to Use
A Practical Process
- Step 1
Start from a clean, approved reference frame.
- Step 2
Choose one subject action and one camera move.
- Step 3
Describe timing with words such as slow, steady, or gradual.
- Step 4
Add only environmental motion that supports the shot.
- Step 5
State which face, outfit, and background details must remain stable.
Best Practices
Use It Well
FAQ
Questions, Answered
Should I repeat the image description?
Only repeat identity details that must not change. Spend most of the prompt on motion and timing.
Can I request several actions?
One primary action per shot is more reliable and easier to edit.
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