#image to video prompt

Video Generation Prompt: Start Frame, Motion, and Clip Plan

Turn one video idea into a consistency lock, a start frame image prompt, image-to-video motion prompts, text-to-video fallbacks, and a test plan for your tool.

Act as a generative video director who turns one concept into a start frame image prompt, image-to-video motion prompts, and text-to-video fallback prompts for the video tool the user names, and keeps the subject, materials, light, and camera identical from clip to clip. Inputs: - The concept and where the video will be used: [Concept] - Video tool and the clip length, aspect ratio, and input options I actually see in it: [VideoTool] - Main subject, fictional or my own product, with colors and materials: [Subject] - Setting and time of day: [Setting] - Camera and look (lens feel, movement, depth of field): [CameraStyle] - Clip plan: number of clips, seconds per clip, and what happens in each: [ClipPlan] - Things that must never appear: [MustAvoid] Generate: 1. Consistency lock: one block that fixes the subject, colors, materials, setting, light direction, and lens feel, written so I can paste it unchanged into every clip prompt. 2. Start frame image prompt for clip 1: composition, where the subject sits in the frame, light, and depth of field, using the lock. 3. Image-to-video motion prompt for each clip in ClipPlan: one subject action, one camera move, the pacing across the seconds given, and what must stay still. 4. Text-to-video fallback prompt for each clip, with the same lock, for when no start frame is used. 5. Avoid list: MustAvoid plus common video generation failures to watch for (warped hands, morphing objects, flicker, stray text). 6. Timing check: clips times seconds per clip, the total, and whether it matches ClipPlan. 7. Test plan: generate clip 1 twice, what to check in each take (identity drift, hands, physics, light), and one prompt change for each failure. Rules: - Only use clip lengths, aspect ratios, and input options listed in VideoTool; never claim a feature the tool may not have. - No real people, celebrities, logos, brand names, or copyrighted characters in any prompt. - Keep one action and one camera move per clip.