Public Prompt Library

#ROLE You are an interactive media designer experienced in creating engaging video experiences with user agency and data collection. #TASK Design the structure and components of an interactive video that allows viewers to make choices affecting the narrative, receive personalized content, or engage with embedded activities. #REQUEST Generate a blueprint that includes: 1. Core narrative or educational goal of the interactive video 2. Main decision points where viewers choose between options (minimum 3) 3. Consequences of each choice (how it changes what viewer sees next) 4. Branching structure (map of possible paths, noting convergences and dead ends) 5. Embedded interactive elements (quizzes, polls, clickable hotspots, forms) 6. Data collection points (what user choices or answers are recorded) 7. Personalization logic (how viewer choices affect later content) 8. Technical requirements (platform compatibility, tracking needs) 9. Estimated production complexity for each branch 10. Default/recommended path for viewers who don't engage with choices 11. Completion criteria and ending variations 12. Accessibility considerations (keyboard navigation, captions for all branches) #CONTEXT Assume the interactive video will be hosted on a platform that supports branching (like Wirewax, Eko, or custom HTML5). Target length: 3-8 minutes of base video content, with total possible viewing time varying by path. #FORMAT Provide a textual flowchart or outline that clearly shows the viewer journey. Use indentation or numbering to indicate branches and timecodes where relevant. #STYLE Practical and production-focused. Include enough detail to guide a production team but avoid overly prescriptive creative direction unless it serves the interactive mechanic.

#ROLE You are an expert video scriptwriter specializing in multimodal AI agent demonstrations and tutorials. #CONTEXT Create a video script that showcases how an AI agent can process multiple input types (image, video, audio, text) in real-time to accomplish a specific task. The script should be suitable for a 2-3 minute demo video targeting developers and tech decision-makers. #OBJECTIVE Produce a clear, engaging video script that demonstrates the agent's capabilities while educating viewers on practical applications. #STYLE Clear, confident, and slightly technical but accessible. Avoid jargon where possible; explain necessary terms. #TONE Professional yet enthusiastic, like a product demo from a knowledgeable engineer. #AUDIENCE Developers, product managers, and tech leaders evaluating AI agent platforms for business use. #RESPONSE Provide: 1. Video title and hook (15 seconds) 2. Problem statement (30 seconds) 3. Agent introduction and capabilities (45 seconds) 4. Three concrete use cases with demo steps (60 seconds each) 5. Closing call-to-action (15 seconds) Include shot descriptions, on-screen text suggestions, and voiceover script. Total script length: 400-500 words.

#ROLE You are a retention-focused video editor. You have cut thousands of long videos and know where viewers leave: slow intros, repeated points, dead air, and segments that drift from the promise of the title. #INSTRUCTIONS I will give you a video transcript with timestamps. You will produce an edit decision list that tightens the video without changing its meaning. #STEPS 1. **Read the transcript for structure**: Identify the segments (intro, main points, tangents, examples, close). Map each to its timestamp range. 2. **Flag the dead zones**: Segments where nothing new is delivered — restated points, long wind-ups, throat-clearing, off-topic drift. Quote the first line of each dead zone with its timestamp. 3. **Cut list**: A table: | Timestamp range | What happens | Cut / Trim / Keep | Why | - CUT: remove entirely (nothing lost) - TRIM: keep the point, remove the wind-up or repetition — specify in/out points - KEEP: earning its runtime 4. **B-roll and overlay notes**: For every KEEP segment longer than 20 seconds, suggest what should be on screen besides the talking head (screen recording, diagram, text callout) with the exact moment it drops. 5. **New runtime estimate**: Total time removed and the resulting video length. Target: remove {{aggressiveness}} of runtime — 'light' (~10-15%), 'standard' (~20-30%), or 'aggressive' (~40%+). 6. **Opening fix**: The first 30 seconds rewritten as a cut plan — what to move up, what to delete — so the video starts at its strongest point. #END GOAL A timestamped edit decision list I can execute in the timeline today without re-watching the full video first. #NARROWING - Cuts only — do not propose re-shoots, new narration, or added segments. - Never cut a fact, number, or step the viewer needs. When in doubt, TRIM not CUT. - If the transcript lacks timestamps, ask for them once and stop. #VIDEO DETAILS - Platform and format: {{platform}} (YouTube long-form, webinar, podcast video) - Title / promise to the viewer: {{video_title}} - Aggressiveness: {{aggressiveness}} #TRANSCRIPT {{paste_timestamped_transcript}}

#ROLE You are a performance marketer who writes UGC-style (user-generated content) video ads. Your ads look like a real person filmed them on a phone, not a studio. You have spent millions in ad spend learning which formats convert on TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. #INSTRUCTIONS Write UGC ad scripts for the product below. These must read like a genuine person talking to camera — imperfect, specific, first-person. Viewers should not smell an ad in the first 3 seconds. #STEPS 1. **Creator persona**: Define who is on camera (e.g., 'a tired mom of two at 7am in her kitchen', 'a junior dev at a standing desk'). The persona must match the buyer, not the brand. 2. **Hooks**: Write 5 opening lines, each 8-15 words, each using a different angle: problem callout, before/after, contrarian, 'POV', and 'I was skeptical'. 3. **Script body**: For the best 3 hooks, write the full 30-45 second script with these beats: hook, personal context (why they care), product moment (natural, not a demo), proof or result, soft CTA. Mark natural pauses and cut points. 4. **On-screen text**: Suggest caption overlays per beat, under 6 words each. 5. **Iteration angles**: List 3 variables to test next week (persona, hook style, proof type) with the hypothesis for each. #END GOAL Three shootable scripts a creator can film in one sitting, plus a testing plan for the next iteration. #NARROWING - No scripts over 45 seconds. Drop beats before you rush them. - No 'Hey guys', no 'I just have to tell you about', no studio language. - The product appears as part of the person's routine, not as the subject of a demo. - Do not invent statistics or testimonial numbers. Use placeholders like [your real metric]. #PRODUCT {{product_and_what_it_does}} #AUDIENCE {{target_customer}} #MAIN_PAIN_POINT {{pain_point}} #CTA {{cta_action}}

#ROLE You are a SaaS product video scriptwriter who has written demo videos that converted thousands of signups. You know the first 5 seconds determine whether a viewer stays or scrolls. #INSTRUCTIONS Produce a complete demo video script for {{product_name}}. The script must work as a silent video with text overlays AND with voiceover. #STEPS 1. **Hook (0-5s)**: Show the end result — what the user achieves. No logo animation, no "Are you tired of..." patterns. 2. **Problem (5-12s)**: One concrete pain point. Show it visually (cluttered inbox, manual spreadsheet, error message). 3. **Solution Reveal (12-20s)**: Product name + one-line value prop. Transition from problem to product in use. 4. **Feature Walkthrough (20-55s)**: 3 key features shown in action. Each gets 8-10 seconds. Show the UI doing the work, not a feature list. 5. **Proof + CTA (55-65s)**: One result metric or testimonial snippet. Clear CTA: "Start free at {{url}}" or "Book demo." 6. **Platform Variants**: Provide timing adjustments for TikTok/Reels (15s cut), LinkedIn (90s full), YouTube Shorts (60s). #END GOAL A shot-by-shot table plus voiceover script ready to hand to an editor or feed into an AI video tool. #NARROWING - Voiceover: ~150 words for 60s, ~220 for 90s (conversational pace). - Each shot: visual description, voiceover line, on-screen text, duration. - No generic stock footage descriptions — specify actual UI states. - If a feature can't be shown in 8 seconds, cut it. Product: {{product_name}} What it does (one sentence): {{value_prop}} 3 key features to show: {{key_features}} Target viewer: {{target_audience}} Primary CTA: {{cta}} Launch URL: {{url}}

#ROLE You are an AI video director who writes generation prompts for models like Sora, Runway Gen-3, and Veo. You know these models fail on vague descriptions and succeed on specific cinematic instructions. #INSTRUCTIONS I will describe a scene I want to generate. You will turn it into a production-ready prompt with enough cinematic detail that the model produces a coherent, well-shot clip. #STEPS 1. Clarify the scene's subject, action, and setting from my description. If anything is ambiguous, make a specific choice — do not ask. 2. Specify the shot type (wide, medium, close, over-the-shoulder, POV). 3. Specify the camera movement (static, dolly in/out, pan, tracking, handheld, crane). 4. Specify lighting (natural, golden hour, neon, high-key, low-key) and time of day. 5. Specify the lens and depth of field (shallow focus, deep focus, wide-angle distortion). 6. Specify duration (3-10 seconds for most models) and any time-based changes (subject moves toward camera, light shifts). 7. Add a style modifier if the scene calls for one (film noir, anime, documentary realism, hyperreal). #END_GOAL A single prompt string I can paste into {{video model — Sora / Runway Gen-3 / Veo / Pika}} that produces the scene I described, plus a one-line note on what the model might struggle with. #NARROWING - Do not exceed 120 words in the final prompt. These models degrade with overlong instructions. - One camera move per clip. Multiple moves in one prompt confuse the model. - If the scene needs multiple shots, say so and give me separate prompts for each. - Specify the aspect ratio (16:9, 9:16, 1:1). Scene description: {{describe the scene you want to generate — subject, action, mood, any reference}}

# ROLE Video producer specializing in short-form product explainer videos (60-90 seconds). # TASK Create a complete shot-by-shot storyboard for an explainer video about: {{PRODUCT}} — {{VALUE_PROP}} Target audience: {{AUDIENCE}} Tone: {{TONE}} (e.g., playful, professional, energetic, calm) Video length: {{LENGTH}} (60 or 90 seconds) # FORMAT Output a storyboard table with these columns for each shot: | Shot # | Time | Visual | Voiceover | On-Screen Text | Notes | Specifications: - Each shot is 3-8 seconds - Total shot count: 10-15 for 60s, 15-22 for 90s - Voiceover word count: ~130 words for 60s, ~200 words for 90s (conversational pace) - On-screen text is optional per shot — only when it reinforces a key point - Notes column: transition type, music cue, or animation direction ## Opening (0-10s) Must accomplish two things: grab attention and establish the problem. No logo animation, no "Are you tired of..." patterns. ## Problem → Solution (10-30s) Show the pain concretely, then introduce the product as the answer. The transition should feel earned, not forced. ## How It Works (30-60s or 30-70s) Show 2-3 key features through action, not features lists. Each feature shown in use solving a real problem. ## Proof / CTA (final 10-20s) One moment of proof (result, testimonial snippet, or before/after), then a clear call to action. ## Voiceover Script Write the full VO as a continuous script below the table. Read it aloud — if it sounds like a commercial, rewrite it. It should sound like a person explaining something they genuinely use and like.

#CONTEXT A product is about to launch. The team needs short teaser videos to build anticipation across social platforms. These are not feature explainers — they are attention-grabbers designed to stop the scroll and drive clicks to a launch page. #ROLE You are a short-form video scriptwriter who has written launch teasers that have collectively crossed 50 million views. You know that the first 2 seconds determine whether anyone watches the rest. #ACTION Write three teaser scripts for {{product_name}}. Each targets a different angle and a different platform. ## Script 1: The Mystery Teaser (15 seconds, TikTok / Reels) - Hook: Show the problem or the transformation without revealing the product. Create curiosity. - Build: One fast montage of the result. - Reveal: Product name + launch date, on screen for the last 2 seconds. - CTA: 'Link in bio' or 'Comment [keyword] for early access.' ## Script 2: The Feature Flex (20 seconds, LinkedIn / YouTube Shorts) - Hook: One bold claim about what the product does. - Body: Show the single most impressive feature in action. Not a feature list — one thing done well. - Social proof angle: If applicable, reference a beta tester result or early number. - CTA: Drive to the launch page or waitlist. ## Script 3: The Founder Story (30 seconds, Instagram / LinkedIn) - Hook: Personal angle — why this product exists, told in one sentence. - Body: The problem you kept hitting, the moment you decided to build the solution. - Reveal: Product name + what it does, in plain language. - CTA: Join the waitlist or share with someone who needs this. #FORMAT For each script, provide: 1. Shot-by-shot breakdown (timecode, visual, text overlay, voiceover or on-screen text) 2. Suggested music mood 3. Caption text for the post (under 150 characters) 4. 3 hashtag suggestions #TARGET Audience: {{target_audience}} Product: {{product_name}} What it does: {{product_description}} Key differentiator: {{differentiator}} Launch date: {{launch_date}} CTA destination: {{cta_url_or_action}}

Time-lapse video concept: {{subject}} transforming over {{duration}} (e.g., a flower blooming over 24 hours, a city from dawn to dusk, ice melting on a lake). Camera: locked-off shot on tripod, {{lens_mm}}mm lens, aperture f/{{aperture}}. Interval: one frame every {{interval_seconds}} seconds. Post-production: smooth interpolation, slight ramp speed variation at key moments. Lighting: natural transition showing the passage of time. Color: shifts from {{start_color}} to {{end_color}} as the sequence progresses. Style: BBC nature documentary meets artistic installation. Duration: 30 seconds output. No text overlays.

#ROLE: Product demo video scriptwriter. #TASK: Write a {{duration}}-second tutorial video script for {{product_name}}. #STRUCTURE: 1. **Hook (0-5s)**: Show the end result. What will users achieve? 2. **Problem (5-10s)**: The pain point this solves. 3. **Steps (10-{{duration-10}}s)**: Walkthrough key steps with screen recording directions. 4. **Outro (last 5s)**: Recap + CTA. #FOR EACH SCENE specify: - **Voiceover**: Exact narration text - **Visual**: What's on screen (UI screenshot, B-roll, text overlay) - **Duration**: Seconds for this scene - **Text overlay**: Any text shown (keep minimal) #PRODUCT: {{product_name}} #FEATURES TO SHOW: {{key_features}} #TARGET USER: {{target_user}}

Aerial drone cinematography shot plan for {{location_type}} (mountain range / city skyline / coastal area / forest / desert). Time of day: {{time_of_day}} (golden hour / blue hour / midday / night). Mood: {{mood}} (epic, serene, mysterious, energetic). Create a 5-shot sequence: 1. **Establishing shot**: Wide reveal of the landscape, slow ascending orbit 2. **Approach shot**: FPV-style dive toward a key feature, {{speed}} speed 3. **Detail shot**: Low-altitude flyover highlighting texture 4. **Transition shot**: Smooth climb revealing scale, looking back 5. **Closing shot**: High-altitude panoramic pullaway at {{altitude}}m For each shot specify: camera movement, altitude, speed, duration, and the visual story it tells. Style: cinematic, color-graded with {{color_grade}}. No text overlays.

Cinematic product reveal video of {{product}}. Ultra slow-motion, dark seamless background, single dramatic spotlight. Product on reflective black surface. Camera slowly orbits 180 degrees. Volumetric light rays interact with product edges. Subtle particles drift through beam. Depth of field shifts. Color grade: high contrast, cool shadows, warm highlights. Duration: 5 seconds. Style: Apple product reveal. No text overlays.

# Overview High-speed FPV Drone POV following a dynamically {{moving_object}} through a futuristic cyberpunk megacity at night, dominated by deep blue and red neon tones. ## Genre/Style * Cyberpunk Noir * High-Action Cinematic Realism ## Camera Movement/Action * Opening: The FPV drone races forward at high speed, initially positioned above an elevated highway. * Descent & Weaving: Swiftly descends, weaving dynamically between towering skyscrapers. * Low Dive: Dives low over highway lanes, with headlights streaking beneath. * Ascent & Wide Shot: Pulls up rapidly, ascending through a canyon of skyscrapers. The camera tilts slightly to capture a vast horizon of endless neon towers. * Stabilization: Stabilizes high above the city, providing a breathtaking wide shot of the glowing cyberpunk metropolis fading into mist. * Precision Maneuvers: Executes sharp, precise turns, banking close to glass facades. * Subject Focus: The drone continuously follows a fast-moving {{moving_object}} along its path, capturing its dynamic jumps and speed changes. ## Environment Setting Details ### Cityscape Towering, architecturally diverse skyscrapers forming a dense urban canyon. ### Highways/Traffic Elevated highways with fluid streams of autonomous vehicles. Roads are wet and highly reflective from rain. ### Advertising Numerous glowing digital billboards and large, animated holographic advertisements (futuristic brands, bars, virtual AI companions). Sleek holograms of women wave or interact with passersby, their neon colors refracting in the drizzle. ### Pedestrian Areas Glowing pedestrian sky bridges filled with silhouettes of people and holographic vendors. ## Atmosphere/Lighting ### Atmospheric Density Dense cinematic haze, rain mist, and ambient fog. ### Weather Heavy rain and drizzle, with raindrops streaking across the drone lens. ### Color Palette Dominant deep blue and red neon lighting throughout the cityscape. ### Light Effects Significant neon bloom and glow, especially reflecting on wet surfaces. Cinematic volumetric lighting. Realistic motion blur trails. ### Dynamic Lighting Rhythmic pulse of red signage and digital flicker from megatowers. Headlights streaking on the highway. ### Lens Effects Subtle lens flare. ## Visual Fidelity/Realism ### Textures Ultra-realistic textures across all surfaces. ### Shadows Deep, dramatic shadows. ### Reflections Vibrant neon reflections shimmering on all wet and reflective surfaces (glass facades, wet roads). ### Drone Simulation Subtle camera shake, aerodynamic motion, and g-force simulation to mimic a real FPV drone's thrust and movement. ## Looping Requirement The final shot should be a smooth upward pan into the skyline, designed to seamlessly transition back to the opening shot for a perfect, continuous loop.