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Image and video
Text to image, video scripts. Images need subject, light, lens, aspect; video needs a shot table.
45 entries here · one process per category, checkpoints written per job
- Text to image: subject, light, lens, frame'A cool cat' gives random results because it lacks executable visual information.
- Short video: hook in three seconds, one line per shotYou want to shoot a short video and do not know how to open or what to shoot.
- Product shot: white background versus sceneA product needs both a white-background image and a lifestyle shot for e-commerce and detail pages.
- Portrait: a person, not a mannequinA professional portrait keeps coming out plastic.
- Illustration: one consistent setSix illustrations for a series that must look like one set.
- Icons: legible at small sizeApp icons or diagram icons that blur when small.
- Poster background: leave room for typeA poster background that will carry a headline and a date.
- Cover image: recognisable as a thumbnailA cover shows as a small tile in a feed and must stay recognisable.
- Interiors: a room someone could live inA home interior that keeps looking like a showroom render.
- Food: steam and sheen carry itFood imagery that looks like a model.
- Pets: motion, not taxidermyCat and dog images that come out lifeless.
- Apparel: silhouette over modelApparel imagery where the silhouette keeps distorting.
- Landscape: a specific momentLandscape imagery that reads as generic postcards.
- Architecture: straight lines, correct perspectiveArchitecture imagery where perspective keeps skewing.
- Style transfer: keep content, change styleOne photo in several art styles without changing what is in it.
- Composition: where the subject sitsThe subject always lands dead centre and the frame feels stiff.
- Lighting: direction beats adjectivesWriting 'beautiful light' achieves nothing.
- Lens: focal length shapes relationUnsure when to use wide versus telephoto.
- Materials: surfaces you could touchProduct surfaces keep looking like decals.
- Negative prompts: what to excludeImages keep getting odd fingers, stray text and dirty edges.
- Variants: ten options at onceThe client wants several directions and one output per run is too slow.
- Upscaling and restoration: how far it can goA low-resolution old photo is needed and it is unclear whether it can be salvaged.
- Style vocabulary: turning 'premium' into visible wordsNo idea which words describe the style I want.
- Short voiceover: one point in thirty secondsThirty seconds on camera with one point and no teleprompter experience.
- Storyboard: a story into shotsA two-minute short film from one idea with no shot plan.
- Product demo: show the result firstA demo that must avoid becoming a feature list.
- Vlog: making an ordinary day watchableOrdinary days that do not survive the edit.
- Tutorial: they can follow it and succeedA software tutorial where viewers give up halfway.
- Animation board: drawing an abstract ideaAn animated explainer for an abstract concept.
- Subtitles and pacing: when to pauseThe cut is too fast and viewers cannot follow.
- Thumbnail and title: the first filterThe video is done and nobody clicks.
- Livestream script: pacing, not shoutingA two-hour sales or Q&A livestream with a fear of dead air.
- Commercial: one thing in fifteen secondsA fifteen-second feed ad on a limited budget.
- Interview filming: helping them relaxAn interview with someone uncomfortable on camera.
- Documentary structure: organising footageLots of footage and no way into a film with a point.
- AI video prompts: one shot per promptText-to-video clips that move incoherently.
- Multi-platform: one piece, three cutsOne piece going to Douyin, Channels and Xiaohongshu with different specs.
- Shot size: controlling feelingThe film is shot but the feeling is missing.
- Sound design: silence needs a floorThe visuals are fine and the sound feels empty.
- Footage management: organise before editingDozens of gigabytes where finding one shot takes half an hour.
- Series: shoot ten episodes at onceA series where shooting each episode separately is too slow.
- Spoken script: not read aloud like a documentThe script reads like a news bulletin when spoken.
- Content retro: why they did not finishSeveral videos with poor completion rates.
- Vertical adaptation: rescuing landscape footageLandscape footage going to a vertical platform loses the subject when cropped.
- Compliance: what footage you may useUsing music, fonts and film clips with infringement risk.
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