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Describe your scene, pick a vibe or model, and copy a model-ready camera movement prompt for Seedance, Kling, Runway, Veo, Pika, or Luma.
10 of the most used movements — each with a full generator page, examples, and copy-ready prompts.
Builds tension and intimacy as the camera physically glides toward the subject.
Tension · FocusAn aggressive rush toward the subject — the definitive anime action move.
Shock · EnergyCamera circles the subject — the definitive hero shot for any genre.
Hero · ScaleSweeps upward to reveal the full scale of a scene. Finality, grandeur.
Grandeur · FinaleA pan so fast the frame blurs — used for transitions and kinetic energy.
Speed · TransitionNatural, organic camera shake that signals urgency and raw reality.
Urgency · RealismAggressive aerial plunge toward a target — visceral speed from above.
Adrenaline · SpeedShifts focus between planes, redirecting the audience's eye through depth.
Attention · DepthTilted horizon signalling instability, threat, and psychological wrongness.
Unease · ThreatFirst-person perspective with head-bob — full immersion inside the character.
Immersion · First PersonEach AI video model reads prompts differently. Shot Lab formats your input for each one automatically.
Explicit structured prompts with Camera: labels. Strong for anime and vertical content.
Handles complex multi-step camera moves. One sentence per element works best.
Prefers natural cinematic prose. Write as a director describing a shot.
'A cinematic shot of...' opening works best. Describe camera movement mid-narrative.
Comma-separated, under 100 words. Pika also has in-interface camera controls.
Mood-driven prose. Describe how the scene feels, not just what it shows.
A subject description tells the model what to film. Camera movement tells it how the shot unfolds over time — and that difference is everything.
Focus and emotional intensity. Pulls the viewer into the moment.
Reveal, loneliness, or scale. Ends a scene or shows isolation.
Hero energy and dimensionality. The definitive character-reveal shot.
Urgency and realism. Raw, immediate, documentary authenticity.
Scale and finality. Elevates the viewer out of the moment.
Attention shift. Guides the viewer's eye between planes of depth.
Drag a camera around a subject, mark start and end positions, and convert the motion into a copy-ready prompt. Lives in the Advanced panel of the app.
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