Video Generator

The Video Generator (Director Panel) creates short video clips from a text prompt or from an image. You choose the model (e.g. Cinematic or Premium Motion), describe the scene and motion, and generate.

Creation modes

• Text → Video — Describe the scene, action, and camera. The model generates the full shot.
• Image → Video — Start from a photo or asset; the model animates it (motion, camera, or both).

Prompt structure

Include:

• Subject + action — What (or who) is in the shot and what they do
• Environment — Where it happens
• Lighting — Mood and light quality
• Camera movement — e.g. slow push-in, tracking shot, orbit, pan
• Style / mood — Look and feel

Example:

"Close-up cinematic shot of a woman turning her head toward camera, subtle hair movement, soft studio lighting, slow camera push-in, realistic texture."

Director Prompt Builder

On supported video tools, the Director Prompt Builder panel (below the main prompt) offers templates, style chips, and a preview so you can assemble prompts step by step. See Director Prompt Builder.

Director Controls

Many video models include a Director Controls section (scene consistency, motion strength, camera presets, blur, bokeh, shake, lens effects). See Director Controls for a full guide. Those settings are merged with your prompt when you generate.

Motion and camera keywords

Useful terms for motion and camera (in addition to optional Director Controls):

• slow push-in, pull-out
• tracking shot, dolly
• orbit shot, slow pan
• subtle movement, handheld feel

Tips for realism

• Keep the scene simple (one main subject).
• Use one main motion or camera move per clip.
• Prefer shorter durations when testing.
• Avoid overloading the prompt with too many actions at once.

Generated videos are saved to your Asset Library and can be used in Production Studio or assigned to a project.