great-prompt-anatomy
Great Prompt Anatomy
Every solid Veo 3 prompt requires 8 mandatory components.
The 8 Must-Have Components
1. Subject
What it is: Who or what appears in the shot
Example: "A glass of red wine" or "Young couple under umbrella"
Why mandatory: Defines focal point; AI will invent subject if not specified
2. Setting
What it is: Where and when the scene happens
Example: "White linen tablecloth" or "Rain-soaked cobblestone street at dusk"
Why mandatory: Anchors spatial and temporal context
3. Action
What it is: What's unfolding in the scene
Example: "Tips over in slow motion" or "She adjusts umbrella, faint smile"
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