Write prompts like a pro
Six quick lessons to get cinematic results from any AI video model — then put them into practice in the Studio.
Anatomy of a great prompt
Structure every prompt as subject + action, camera move, lighting, mood, and a style tag. Naming each element gives the model clear direction and dramatically improves consistency.
Camera moves that sell
Drone/aerial for scale, dolly-in for drama, macro for product detail, tracking for action, orbit for reveals. Directing the camera is the fastest way to look professional.
Lighting vocabulary
Golden hour = warm & flattering, rim lighting = premium edge glow, volumetric/neon = mood & depth, softbox = clean product look. Lighting is half the result.
Pick the right model
Seedance 2.0 for cinematic + audio, Kling for reliable motion, Veo 2 for realism, PixVerse for stylized/anime, Luma for photorealism. Match the model to the vibe.
Duration & pacing
Keep single shots 5–10s. For ads, plan a hook (0–2s), demo (2–7s), and CTA. Shorter, punchier clips convert better on TikTok and Reels.
Use AI Enhance
Type a rough idea in Studio and tap “AI Enhance” — VidSpark rewrites it into a polished, cinematic prompt automatically. A great starting point every time.