AI video prompt library
Every prompt here produced a video we published on YouTube, TikTok and Instagram. No made-up examples: you get the output, the exact prompt, what made it work, and the Cast settings that get you closest.
Phone-POV livestream
The character films herself on her own phone: one continuous take, eye level, talking straight into the lens.
Malfoid reads her hate mail liveDance to a song
A choreographed dance locked to a song that goes into the model as an audio reference.
Malfoid dances on the tower at blue hour
Malfoid and two friends dance on the feast tableTrend format
A known TikTok trend structure (walk-up, break-away, regroup) performed by your characters.
Malfoid, Thea and Odette walk in like they own itTutorial / how-to
A borrowed creator format: ingredient, step, close-up, reveal, with a twist at the end.
Malfoid's love potion tutorialExplainer
Many short clips of one character, cut to a voice-over that teaches something.
Penny explains how to build a bank from scratchThe pattern behind all of them
- Paint the first frame, then animate it. An image prompt fixes the face, outfit, set and light; the video prompt only has to describe motion and sound.
- Make the camera a thing in the room. “The phone propped on the table, eye level, the only viewpoint, no cuts” is what produces a believable one-take livestream.
- Timestamp every beat. 0-4s, 4-9s, 9-14s… with exact quoted dialogue. Seedance follows a timeline far better than a paragraph.
- End on a turn. A gag, a reveal or a change of heart in the last five seconds.
The longer write-up, including what gets blocked and what it costs, is in the Seedance prompting field guide.
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