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a dog running on the beach
00:00.000–00:05.000 A golden retriever sprints along a wet shoreline at sunset, paws kicking up sand and water droplets that catch the orange backlight. Slow-motion tracking shot follows from a low angle. Waves crash softly in the background, seagulls call overhead. Cinematic, shot on 35mm film with shallow depth of field.
Added: specific breed, time of day, camera angle, motion detail, audio, visual style
coffee being poured
00:00.000–00:03.000 Extreme close-up of dark espresso pouring from a brass Turkish pot into a white ceramic cup. Steam curls upward in slow motion, backlit by warm morning light through a kitchen window. 00:03.000–00:06.000 Camera slowly pulls back to reveal a cozy café table with a croissant and open book. Soft jazz piano plays. Shallow depth of field, warm color grading, photorealistic.
Split into 2 shots with timestamps. Added: specific coffee type, vessel, environment, audio, camera movement
woman walking in city
00:00.000–00:04.000 A woman in her late 20s wearing a tailored navy coat walks confidently down a rain-soaked Tokyo side street at night. Neon signs reflect in puddles around her feet. Steadicam tracking shot from the front, slight low angle. 00:04.000–00:07.000 She pauses under a red paper lantern, looks up, and smiles. Slow crane up reveals the dense cityscape of glowing signs and steam rising from food stalls. Ambient city sounds — distant traffic, muffled J-pop from a shop. Cinematic anamorphic, blue and orange color palette.
Added: specific city, weather, clothing, expression, camera moves, multi-shot structure, audio atmosphere
Minimax H3 responds to specific, layered prompts. Each dimension you add makes the output more controllable.
Who or what is in the frame. Be specific about appearance, clothing, age, expression.
What the subject does. Use active verbs. Describe speed, direction, and physics.
Where it happens. Include time of day, weather, background details, depth.
The overall look. Pick one style and commit — mixing styles confuses the model.
How the camera moves. Use specific filmmaking terms. One move per shot works best.
Light direction, quality, and color palette. Sets the entire mood.
Background sounds, music style, ambient noise. H3 generates audio natively.
See how vague prompts become production-ready H3 prompts with timestamps, camera direction, and audio cues.
a dog running on the beach
00:00.000–00:05.000 A golden retriever sprints along a wet shoreline at sunset, paws kicking up sand and water droplets that catch the orange backlight. Slow-motion tracking shot follows from a low angle. Waves crash softly in the background, seagulls call overhead. Cinematic, shot on 35mm film with shallow depth of field.
Added: specific breed, time of day, camera angle, motion detail, audio, visual style
coffee being poured
00:00.000–00:03.000 Extreme close-up of dark espresso pouring from a brass Turkish pot into a white ceramic cup. Steam curls upward in slow motion, backlit by warm morning light through a kitchen window. 00:03.000–00:06.000 Camera slowly pulls back to reveal a cozy café table with a croissant and open book. Soft jazz piano plays. Shallow depth of field, warm color grading, photorealistic.
Split into 2 shots with timestamps. Added: specific coffee type, vessel, environment, audio, camera movement
woman walking in city
00:00.000–00:04.000 A woman in her late 20s wearing a tailored navy coat walks confidently down a rain-soaked Tokyo side street at night. Neon signs reflect in puddles around her feet. Steadicam tracking shot from the front, slight low angle. 00:04.000–00:07.000 She pauses under a red paper lantern, looks up, and smiles. Slow crane up reveals the dense cityscape of glowing signs and steam rising from food stalls. Ambient city sounds — distant traffic, muffled J-pop from a shop. Cinematic anamorphic, blue and orange color palette.
Added: specific city, weather, clothing, expression, camera moves, multi-shot structure, audio atmosphere
product showcase of a sneaker
00:00.000–00:03.000 A matte white sneaker with neon green accents sits on a glossy black turntable, rotating slowly. Camera orbits at eye level. Hard studio spotlight from above creates dramatic shadows. Clean white background. 00:03.000–00:06.000 Crash zoom into the sole tread pattern, then rack focus to the knit texture of the upper. Subtle bass-heavy electronic pulse. Hyperrealistic product photography style, 8K detail.
Added: product details, turntable motion, camera orbit + crash zoom, studio lighting, music, style reference
make a fantasy scene with a dragon
00:00.000–00:05.000 A massive obsidian dragon with iridescent scales perches on a cliff edge above a cloud-filled valley at dusk. It spreads its wings slowly — wingspan fills the frame. Camera crane up from below reveals the full scale. Volumetric fog swirls around its talons. 00:05.000–00:09.000 The dragon inhales, chest glowing orange, then exhales a torrent of blue fire into the sky. Camera tracks the flame upward. Deep rumbling roar echoes through the valley, fire crackles. Epic orchestral swell. Cinematic fantasy, inspired by Game of Thrones cinematography.
Added: dragon appearance details, specific actions with physics, multi-shot, environmental depth, sound design, style reference
Single continuous shot works best. If 2 shots, keep each 2-3s.
Sweet spot for storytelling. 3-4s per shot.
Plan carefully. More shots = more chance of inconsistency.
00:00.000–00:03.500 [Shot 1 description]
00:03.500–00:06.000 [Shot 2 description]MM:SS.mmm (minutes:seconds.milliseconds)00:00.000Don't use soft dissolve transitions — H3 handles cuts automatically
Don't request watermarks, logos, or text overlays — they render poorly
Don't describe "slideshow" pacing — each shot should have continuous motion
Don't mix incompatible styles (e.g. "photorealistic anime") — pick one
Don't write shots shorter than 1.5 seconds — too fast for the model
Don't specify exact frame counts or FPS — the model controls timing
Don't include meta-instructions like "make it viral" or "high quality" — describe what you see and hear instead
Don't overlap timestamp ranges — each range must be sequential
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