AI Cinematic Prompt System

Master the CINEMATIC
ANGLE

20 precision-engineered prompts for image AI & video animation. Copy. Paste. Create cinema.

Nano Banana MidJourney Seedance Kling Runway SDXL OpenArt
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Crane Up OTS Shot Tracking Low Angle Hero Bird's Eye Close-Up Push Wide Establishing Dutch Angle POV Shot Rear Follow Crane Up OTS Shot Tracking Low Angle Hero Bird's Eye Close-Up Push Wide Establishing Dutch Angle POV Shot Rear Follow
How It Works

USE THESE
PROMPTS

CHOOSE YOUR PLATFORM

Each prompt system works across two categories — static image AI for visual generation, and video AI for motion animation. Match the prompt type to your tool.

Nano Banana / MidJourney
Image → Angle
SDXL / OpenArt
Image → Angle
Seedance / Kling
Image → Video
Runway / Pika
Image → Video
STEP 01
Upload Your Image
Open your AI tool of choice. Upload your base character or scene photo as the reference input (image1 / reference image).
Always use a clean, well-lit photo
STEP 02
Copy the Prompt
Hit the copy button below any prompt. Paste it directly into the text prompt field of your AI tool alongside your image.
No editing needed — paste as-is
STEP 03
Generate & Iterate
Run the generation. If identity drifts, regenerate with a higher CFG/strength. Add character details to the prompt for better accuracy.
Use image prompts before video
STEP 04
Stack Angles into Scenes
Combine multiple angle prompts in sequence to create a full cinematic edit. Wide → Close-Up → OTS → Tracking = a complete scene.
Pro workflow: image → video → edit
The Prompt Vault

10 CINEMATIC
ANGLES

Each angle exists as both a static image prompt and a video animation prompt. Toggle between them below.

Pro Techniques

LEVEL UP
YOUR OUTPUT

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Chain Image → Video
Always generate the static image angle first using the image prompt. Then use that generated image as the reference for the video animation prompt. This preserves identity across frames.
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Identity Locking
Add specifics about your character in the prompt — skin tone, hair color, outfit details. The more descriptive, the better the identity retention across angle changes.
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Build a Full Scene
Combine prompts in this order for a cinematic sequence: Wide Establishing → Tracking → OTS → Close-Up. This mirrors real film camera direction.
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Nano Banana Pipeline
For Nano Banana: use image1 as your character reference. The angle prompts are pre-optimized for style-transfer pipelines. Just paste and run.
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Impossible Angles
Beyond these 10: try Insta360 spin, drone FPV dive, or game-style cameras (GTA overhead, NBA 2K broadcast). These work especially well with Seedance + motion models.
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Style Transfer
Append your style at the end: "cinematic color grading, anamorphic lens flare, Kodak Vision3 film grain" to transform the look from realistic to hyper-cinematic.