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Prompt Like a Pro: AI Images Unlocked
Turn words into wonders – master prompting for perfect generations.
Prompt Anatomy: Build Blocks of Brilliance
Strong prompts = director's vision. Cinematographer style: subject, scene, style, light, specs. Context cuts revisions.
| Block | Role | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Subject/Action | Focal point | "Vintage detective examining clue" |
| Environment | Backdrop | "foggy noir alley at midnight" |
| Style | Aesthetic | "film noir, high contrast shadows" |
| Lighting | Mood | "dramatic low-key, neon flickers" |
| Specs/Negative | Tech/avoid | "16:9, 4K; no color, no modern elements" |
Analogy: Recipe – ingredients (subject), oven (style), seasoning (light) = gourmet result.
Template Your Triumphs: Reusable Recipes
- Base Prompt: Brand-aligned winner.
- Swap Variables: Location/props – core intact.
- Library Log: Shared drive/docs – when/why notes.
- Track Stars: Spreadsheet success – top performers.
Iterate Fast: Draft to Dazzle
- Small Batches: Adjective tweaks – 3-5 gens.
- Compare Crit: CutScene view – spot differences.
- One Change Rule: Isolate impact – "warmer light?" vs. overhaul.
- Approved Archive: Groups tag "v1 win: lighting nailed."
Example Iter: Base "city skyline" → "dusk skyline" → "cyberpunk dusk" – evolution tracked.
Stakeholder Sync: Prompts as Blueprints
- Review Shares: Prompts in meetings – "AI asked this."
- Feedback Docs: Link graphics – timestamp notes.
- Reject Reasons: "Too busy" logs – avoid repeats.
Common Traps & Triumphs: Learn from Pros
- Trap: Vague = Variable – "Person" → random; "barista pouring latte" = focused.
- Triumph: Refs Rule – Upload 1 image = style match 80% better.
- Trap: Overload – Too many ideas = muddle; one focus/ prompt.
- Triumph: Negatives Nail – "No hats" keeps clean.
Humor: Bad prompt = Rorschach test; good = "Nailed it!" high-five.
Prompt Library: Your Growth Engine
Review history quarterly – winning phrases by type. New team? Style guide from stars – day-one alignment.
Prompting: Skill, not luck. Refine, reuse, create. CutScene canvas calls – what will you conjure?