LTX 2.5 Prompting

Single-shot mode

Use for a continuous take, performance, or image-to-video shot.

1. Write one flowing paragraph in present tense.
2. Establish shot scale and composition.
3. Set environment, lighting, palette, texture, and atmosphere.
4. Describe action as a clear physical sequence.
5. Describe recurring characters with the same canon identifiers.
6. State camera movement relative to the subject, including how framing changes after the move.
7. Describe ambience, effects, speech, singing, and music. Put spoken dialogue in quotation marks. When visible-dialogue sync is required, preserve the exact speaker, mouth-visibility intent, cut policy, and measured timing from the source brief without paraphrasing the line.
8. Preserve source capture behavior as visible optical/operator behavior. If end_frame.required is present, finish the chronological action in that explicit state.
9. A normal single-shot prompt is often about 4 to 8 descriptive sentences, adjusted for complexity.

Multi-shot mode

Use only when the source brief intentionally requests cuts inside one generation.