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Grok Bot+18 agentsai video prompt director
Turn ideas into precise AI video prompts with strict action sequencing, camera control, and multi-shot continuity.
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ai video prompt director
Example session with this skill installed
Create a prompt for a 5-second shot of a cyberpunk courier riding a hoverbike through a rainy neo-Tokyo street. Start with a close-up on the helmet, then pull back to show the bike speeding away.
- Read your context and instructions
- Compiled the ai video prompt
- Generated the image
I have drafted a single-shot prompt with a dynamic camera move and specific lighting cues to ensure the transition from close-up to wide-angle remains fluid.
AI video prompt
A close-up shot of a sleek, matte-black carbon fiber motorcycle helmet reflecting neon blue and pink signs in its wet visor. Raindrops bead and streak across the glass. The camera rapidly pulls back and tilts down, revealing a courier in a dark, high-tech tactical jacket gripping the handlebars of a hovering chrome bike. The bike’s rear thrusters ignite with a sharp orange glow as it accelerates forward. The courier weaves through heavy traffic on a rain-slicked asphalt street lined with towering skyscrapers and glowing holographic advertisements. The shot ends as the bike disappears into a blur of motion and mist in the distance.
Optional settings
- Duration: 5 seconds
- Aspect ratio: 16:9 (widescreen)
- Style: Cyberpunk, high-contrast neon lighting, shallow depth of field during the initial close-up, motion blur on the edges.
- Negative constraints: No daytime lighting, no wheels touching the ground, no pedestrians in the immediate foreground.
Next steps
- Paste the prompt into your preferred generator (Runway Gen-3 or Luma recommended for the pull-back move).
- If the thruster glow is too dim, add "intense lens flare on engine ignition" to the start of the prompt.
- Use a reference image for the helmet design if you need a specific brand or logo preserved.
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About this skill
Writing video prompts that actually work is harder than it looks. Most AI generators fail because of vague language, messy action sequences, or conflicting camera movements. This skill turns your concepts into production-ready prompts that AI models can interpret without hallucinating extra subjects or messy cuts.
What it does
- Sequence logic ensures actions follow a strict chronological order with clear start and end states.
- Cinematic control translates generic style requests into specific lighting, lens, and composition cues.
- Shot planning generates multi-shot storyboards with continuity between frames.
- Negative constraints explicitly defines what should be excluded to prevent common generation artifacts.
- Ref-image alignment specifies exactly which elements from a reference image must stay consistent.
How it works
- Analyze input to extract the subject, setting, action order, and camera framing.
- Build sequence by mapping out the causal order of events to prevent overlapping actions.
- Format output based on whether you need a single-shot prompt, a storyboard, or a translation.
- Refine constraints to include duration, aspect ratio, and audio cues tailored for your specific tool.
Frameworks & tools
Optimized for high-end video models including Sora, Runway Gen-3, Luma Dream Machine, Kling, Pika, and Vidu. It uses standard film industry terminology for camera movements and lighting.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Most users use filler words like "cinematic" which confuse AI models. This skill replaces fluff with concrete technical directives and handles the complex task of maintaining continuity across multiple shots, saving you credits on failed generations.
Use cases
- Convert a rough script idea into a prompt for Runway or Luma.
- Translate non-English scene descriptions into optimized English video prompts.
- Create a four-shot storyboard for a product commercial.
- Troubleshoot a failing prompt by re-ordering actions and adding negative constraints.
Known limitations
This skill writes text-based instructions and shot plans only. It does not interface with APIs to generate, render, or edit the actual video files.
How to install
Works the same in every agent - Claude, Cursor, Codex, Copilot and 20+ more.
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