Creating compelling AI videos with CineOcean starts with crafting the right prompt. Whether you’re using MiniMax for motion and animation, Luma for storytelling control, or Veo 3 for cinematic drama — your words shape the result.

🎞️ FLOW: Motion and Animation

MiniMax: Great for adding smooth camera movement to image or text-based prompts.

Prompt Tips:

• Focus on camera behavior: panning, zooming, tracking.
• Describe movement or transition clearly.
• Emphasize visual rhythm and style.

Example Prompt (Motion):
“Woman sits quietly in the cockpit of a sleek spaceship, gazing out through a large panoramic window. Outside, a swirling black hole distorts the starscape in breathtaking motion. Reflections of distant galaxies ripple across the glass and her helmet. Interior lights pulse softly in cool tones, casting gentle shadows on her focused face. The camera slowly pushes in from behind, capturing the vastness beyond. Mood: contemplative, awe-struck. Lighting: cold, cosmic. Style: Interstellar, emotionally cinematic.”

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MiniMax (Animation Mode): Designed for image consistency across frames, especially for animating characters or artwork.

Prompt Tips:

• Start from an existing image (illustration, portrait, etc.).
• Use prompts that minimize surreal transformation.
• Highlight consistent elements like clothing, pose, and environment.

Example Prompt (Animation):
“A knight riding a horse across a grassy field under golden light. Maintain consistent armor and horse color. Slight wind movement in cape and grass.”

🌍 Luma Dream Machine Ray2: Control and Narrative

Voyage is ideal for creators who want to define the start and end frame of the video.

Prompt Tips:

• Break your idea into beginning and ending visual states.
• Describe transitions or evolving moods.
• Works well for journeys, reveals, or emotional shifts.

Example Prompt: “An intense action scene unfolds as a SWAT team advances toward the camera in perfect formation. The camera moves backward, seamlessly passing through large, sliding metal doors, revealing a sprawling terrorist laboratory. Inside, towering missiles stand ready for deployment, speedboats glisten under harsh fluorescent lights, and rows of luxury cars hint at the vast resources of this operation. The air is thick with tension as the team scans the room, preparing for the inevitable showdown.”

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Example Prompt: “A rainy alleyway, dim neon lights, a woman in a red coat walking on the street.
Moody to hopeful tone.”

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🎬 Google Veo 3: Cinematic Scenes with Audio

MovieCore delivers Hollywood-style visuals with music, SFX, and optional voice (up to 8 sec).

Prompt Tips:

• Write it like a scene from a screenplay.
• Include camera framing, dialogue, ambience, and audio tone.
• Best for trailers, skits, and character moments.

Example Prompt: “A smooth drone-style camera shot glides through a dense, ancient forest at golden hour. Light shafts pierce the canopy as the camera weaves between trees and circles around Artemis, the goddess of the hunt, standing poised with a bow in hand and a quiver on her back. Her dark hair is windswept, and she wears a rugged leather tunic. A wild deer grazes beside her, unafraid. The camera lands in front of her for a brief close-up as she whispers with fierce calm: “Silence is the hunt.” The forest is alive with quiet birdsong and a subtle mystical hum. No subtitles. Style: Mythical, cinematic realism Camera: Flying drone motion → circling → ends with close-up Composition: Starts wide, ends on Artemis’s face Ambience: Magical twilight forest, glowing light rays Audio: Ambient forest sounds, light mystical tones, Artemis’s voice”

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Example Prompt: “Hera sits elegantly on a marble throne, adjusting her golden crown. Reporter waves a scroll mic: Reporter: “Hera, how do you handle all the family drama?” Hera: “Honestly? Wine helps. And a good thunderbolt for emphasis.”
Style: Quick-cut comedy, dry UK wit.
Camera: Mid shot on Hera, reporter slightly out of focus.
Ambience: Quiet murmurs, harp music. VO: British accent.”

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Tips for All Models:

• Be specific but not too rigid.
• Think visually: colors, composition, light.
• Style + mood + movement = cinematic success

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