Learning center

Learn video prompting with CutScene

teaches storytellers how to describe motion, pacing, and cinematography details that video models can execute.

Why it matters

Why creators learn video prompting

teaches storytellers how to describe motion, pacing, and cinematography details that video models can execute.

Creative leads turn abstract ideas into shot-ready directions teams can iterate on together.

Key outcomes

  • Produce more intentional video outputs from the start.
  • Reduce time spent correcting off-brief generations.
  • Empower non-technical stakeholders to request specific visuals.

Process

Step-by-step guide to video prompting

CutScene's professional video editor is completely free—you only pay for AI generation. Follow this guide to master the workflow.

Adopt a prompt framework covering subject, movement, camera, and emotion so nothing important is missed.

Suggested steps

  • Outline your scene goals and constraints in CutScene.
  • Draft prompts using a structured template for clarity.
  • Generate test clips and annotate what landed or missed.
  • Refine wording and share the winning prompt as a team standard.

Best practices

Improve your video prompting skills

Record which prompts translated best on-screen and evolve them per genre.

Build your skills over time and refine your creative process with each project.

Tips to master

  • Reference real-world camera terminology for accuracy.
  • Specify duration and transitions to guide pacing.
  • Pair prompts with mood boards to ground the aesthetic.

Frequently asked questions

Answers to the most common questions about this workflow and how to maximize CutScene for your team.