
How to Write AI Video Prompts for Kling, Veo and Seedance
Kling, Veo and Seedance agree on subject, action, scene, camera and style, but disagree on dialogue marks, negatives and timing. Here's each model's syntax, with one brief written three ways.
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Kling, Veo and Seedance agree on subject, action, scene, camera and style, but disagree on dialogue marks, negatives and timing. Here's each model's syntax, with one brief written three ways.

Make AI UGC ads step by step: a brief, hooks that don't fake a customer, an avatar you're allowed to use, B-roll, one safe zone for TikTok and Reels, the AI labels, and the cost per 30-second ad.

Image-to-video AI works best when your prompt describes only motion. How to prep the photo, use first and last frames, avoid melting faces, and why a 5-second Kling clip costs 30 to 60 credits.

AI video tools make 4 to 15 second clips, not finished videos. Here's how to plan, frame, animate and edit them, and why one generated second costs anywhere from $0.05 to $0.40.

Claude has no video input, so the prompts that work hand it transcripts, frames and a shell. 46 copy-paste prompts for cutting, captioning, grading, clipping and exporting.

Claude can't watch your video: it reads a transcript and runs ffmpeg. Here are the skills worth installing, a full Reels pipeline we ran on a real clip, a SKILL.md to copy, and prompts that work.
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