How do I turn an InVideo AI idea into a shot brief?

Reduce the idea to one subject, one action, one setting, a camera cue, and the desired ending.

What should I put in a script-to-video prompt?

Start with one subject, one action, one setting, a camera cue, and the desired ending.

Can I use a full script?

For a first clip, reduce the script to one visual beat so the prompt remains clear.

How should I use the examples on this page?

Use them to study shot structure, motion language, and prompt pacing before adapting the workflow to your own script idea.

AI video workflow

InVideo AI Video Generator Workflow

Turn a short script idea into a clear shot brief, then create and review the clip in ImageMake.

Recent ImageMake video workflow examples

A fashion model stepping through a neon alley in a vertical Kling v3.0 teaser shot. — First-Frame Fashion Preview Clip

A fashion portrait turned into a higher-quality motion teaser with preserved framing in Kling 2.6. — Refined First-Frame Animation

Compact metal travel case opening on a marble surface — Travel case unboxing

Live ImageMake generator

Enter text, describe the content, movement... (e.g. A 3D boy skateboarding in the park.)

Generate video · 40 credits total

Generation model: Google Veo 3.1 Fast.

Fixed reference clip: Video-to-video rework

How it works

Work the brief down to one shot.

Three passes from a written idea to a clip you can judge.

A red sports coupe exploding out of a tunnel into reflective city light with a premium commercial finish.

Outline one script beat

Write one subject, one action, and one intended viewer takeaway.

Black performance sneaker on a studio pedestal

Convert it to a shot

Name the setting, camera relationship, and visual finish in one compact brief.

Woman reading a letter in a warm daylight café

Generate in ImageMake

Use the ImageMake video workspace to create and review a focused first clip.

Prompt patterns

Build from a focused shot brief.

Each case turns a video idea into a focused ImageMake prompt structure, paired with the clip it belongs to.

Script-led visual beatImageMake example

One product enters frame, completes one visible action, and holds in a clean studio setting. Keep the camera stable and the ending usable for a short edit.

Output goal: An original source clip for a separate editing workflow.

Reference-led motion briefImageMake example

Keep the main subject and composition stable. Add one restrained gesture and a slow side camera move. Preserve the environment and finish on a clean frame.

Output goal: A controlled starting point for a reference-led concept.

Shot library

See what a finished shot looks like.

Open any clip to watch it, then reuse its prompt structure in the generator above.

Text-to-video

Short drama environment test

Two friends walk through a crowded neon night market, one stops and looks back with a worried smile while the other keeps moving, shoulder-level tracking shot, warm food stall light, steam, street chatter, passing scooters, intimate cinematic drama mood

First and last frame control

Controlled glass impact

A metal press descends onto a clear glass vessel in a controlled laboratory shot. Use the opening frame for geometry and the final frame for the fractured state, with physically coherent cracks and debris, 16:9.

image-to-video

Polished First-Frame Animation

Use the provided frame as the opening shot, add a slow, controlled push-in, subtle environmental motion, preserve subject identity and premium studio framing

Mobile-first editorial

Vertical fashion walk

A fashion model walks through a neon city corridor and meets the camera at the final beat. Preserve face and coat details, smooth backward tracking, wet-street reflections, editorial pacing, vertical 9:16.

Initial-frame image-to-video

Initial-frame product orbital shot

Luxury skincare bottle atop a marble pedestal, slow orbital camera movement, soft studio reflections, crisp glass highlights, curated high-end commercial aesthetic

Text-to-video

Cinematic motion consistency test

Two championship skaters accelerate into a synchronized lift and clean landing inside a bright indoor arena, smooth telephoto tracking shot with one gentle crane rise, glittering ice reflections, crowd swell, polished sports-film finish

Character continuity

Late-night subway beat

Inside a late-night subway car, a commuter steadies herself as the train changes speed. Keep her identity, coat, windows, and carriage layout stable. Gentle side tracking, fluorescent reflections, rail noise and quiet city ambience, 16:9.

Corporate film

Executive portrait turn

A composed business leader turns from a city view toward the camera as morning light crosses the office. Subtle push-in, natural expression, stable suit details, restrained corporate-film tone, 16:9.

Every clip is an ImageMake workflow example produced with a model available in this workspace. They illustrate prompt structure, not the output of any other product.

Practical paths

Start with a small, visible result.

A woman holding a luxury perfume bottle near camera in a beauty campaign scene.

Short ad concept

Turn one product message into a single readable video beat.

A blue electric SUV parked on a neon-lit rainy street in a cinematic launch scene.

Explainer opening

Sketch a visual opening before expanding a longer script elsewhere.

Cyclist riding through a wet city street at night

Social hook

Plan a concise hook with one subject and a usable final hold.

A runway model walking through a dark fashion hall in a portrait-oriented teaser scene.

Storyboard validation

Test whether a written beat reads clearly as a moving shot.

Decision guide

Choose the workflow that matches the job.

Beverage can landing in water with a circular splash

Use this workflow for script planning

Choose it when you need to turn a small written idea into one clearly described shot.

A multi-constraint product reveal preserving structure and camera axis in a controlled Kling O1 shot.

Use another workflow for full editing

Choose a dedicated editor when your next step requires timeline assembly or delivery management.

AI video workflow

InVideo AI Video Generator Workflow

Turn a short script idea into a clear shot brief, then create and review the clip in ImageMake.

Recent ImageMake video workflow examples

Live ImageMake generator

Enter text, describe the content, movement... (e.g. A 3D boy skateboarding in the park.)

Generate video · 40 credits total

Generation model: Google Veo 3.1 Fast.

Fixed reference clip: Video-to-video rework

How it works

Work the brief down to one shot.

Three passes from a written idea to a clip you can judge.

Outline one script beat

Write one subject, one action, and one intended viewer takeaway.

Convert it to a shot

Name the setting, camera relationship, and visual finish in one compact brief.

Generate in ImageMake

Use the ImageMake video workspace to create and review a focused first clip.

Prompt patterns

Build from a focused shot brief.

Each case turns a video idea into a focused ImageMake prompt structure, paired with the clip it belongs to.

Script-led visual beatImageMake example

One product enters frame, completes one visible action, and holds in a clean studio setting. Keep the camera stable and the ending usable for a short edit.

Output goal: An original source clip for a separate editing workflow.

Reference-led motion briefImageMake example

Keep the main subject and composition stable. Add one restrained gesture and a slow side camera move. Preserve the environment and finish on a clean frame.

Output goal: A controlled starting point for a reference-led concept.

Shot library

See what a finished shot looks like.

Open any clip to watch it, then reuse its prompt structure in the generator above.

Text-to-video

Short drama environment test

First and last frame control

Controlled glass impact

image-to-video

Polished First-Frame Animation

Use the provided frame as the opening shot, add a slow, controlled push-in, subtle environmental motion, preserve subject identity and premium studio framing

Mobile-first editorial

Vertical fashion walk

Initial-frame image-to-video

Initial-frame product orbital shot

Luxury skincare bottle atop a marble pedestal, slow orbital camera movement, soft studio reflections, crisp glass highlights, curated high-end commercial aesthetic

Text-to-video

Cinematic motion consistency test

Character continuity

Late-night subway beat

Corporate film

Executive portrait turn

A composed business leader turns from a city view toward the camera as morning light crosses the office. Subtle push-in, natural expression, stable suit details, restrained corporate-film tone, 16:9.

Every clip is an ImageMake workflow example produced with a model available in this workspace. They illustrate prompt structure, not the output of any other product.

Practical paths

Start with a small, visible result.

Short ad concept

Turn one product message into a single readable video beat.

Explainer opening

Sketch a visual opening before expanding a longer script elsewhere.

Social hook

Plan a concise hook with one subject and a usable final hold.

Storyboard validation

Test whether a written beat reads clearly as a moving shot.

Decision guide

Choose the workflow that matches the job.

Use this workflow for script planning

Choose it when you need to turn a small written idea into one clearly described shot.

Use another workflow for full editing

Choose a dedicated editor when your next step requires timeline assembly or delivery management.