The opening state
Introduce a subject, location, framing, and useful visual details. The viewer should be able to understand the scene before the main action changes it.
Turn a written idea into a scene that can be filmed or generated. Define the subject, action, setting, and camera without packing an entire story into one shot.
A video prompt needs something to happen. A subject in a setting establishes the picture; a simple action and a deliberate camera choice establish the shot. Use XPT to develop those decisions, then render through a video tool available in your production workflow.
Introduce a subject, location, framing, and useful visual details. The viewer should be able to understand the scene before the main action changes it.
Describe an observable movement with a clear direction or outcome. Separate a small action from a multi-scene storyline.
Choose framing and movement that make the action readable. Add timing or mood when it helps, rather than stacking incompatible cinematic terms.
Describe what the audience should notice and where the clip will appear. Give the subject, location, and visual style.
Have XPT turn the idea into one action, camera setup, and progression. Request separate options for substantially different directions.
Use the available renderer, inspect the clip, and revise the specific mismatch. Keep successful choices stable while changing one variable.
Develop a short visual introduction with a location, focal subject, and one change that gives the scene direction.
Write My Opening ShotPlan a simple visual that supports a narration beat without requiring the video model to generate exact labels or diagrams.
Plan My CutawayCompare lighting, atmosphere, or camera direction in separate prompts before choosing a production approach.
Explore My Campaign MoodTranslate one storyboard beat into a shot brief while keeping character anchors and scene continuity explicit.
Develop My Storyboard BeatA generated shot is one production element. Exact titles, captions, logos, voiceover, and the order of several shots often need separate editing. If a prompt jumps between places or actions, divide it into shots before requesting another render.
“A medium-wide shot of a cyclist beside a quiet roadside café at dawn. The cyclist lifts a paper cup and looks toward the empty road. The camera makes a slow, straight push forward. Soft morning light, restrained colors, one continuous shot.”
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Create detailed scenes with settings, actions, and atmosphere. Turn simple ideas into visual concepts for your next AI video.
Try freeDesign characters with unique appearances, outfits, and styles. Create visual references to bring your video ideas to life.
Try freeOrganize your ideas into a clear sequence of scenes. Plan key moments, actions, and transitions before generating your video.
Try freeBring an idea, choose the action, and turn the camera into a clear visual decision.
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