A practical H3 Max prompt guide
A useful video prompt reads like a compact shot direction. Start with the subject and action, then add one camera move, the environment, and the light. Remove anything the shot does not need.
Open the generatorUse a five-part shot structure
The order keeps the instruction legible and makes it easy to change one variable at a time when you Remix.
A ceramic artist in a blue apron
turns a wet clay vase while water runs over her hands
slow side-to-side dolly at waist height
Add environment and light
Finish with the physical context and a simple lighting cue. Example: in a sunlit workshop, fine dust in the air, soft window light and natural skin tones.
Describe visible physical details.
Give actions in the order they should happen.
Prefer one camera move and one main action.
Fix common prompt failures
If motion feels chaotic, reduce the number of subjects and actions. If the shot feels static, add a camera move or foreground element. If identity drifts in image-to-video, ask for smaller movement and a shorter duration.
