Generate broadcast-ready video prompts with AI. This guide walks you through creating your first prompt.
Continuum transforms your shot descriptions into detailed, platform-optimized prompts for AI video generators like Google Veo 3, Kling, and Sora. It handles the technical translation so you can focus on the creative.
You describe the shot. Continuum returns a production-ready prompt with camera direction, lighting cues, and platform-specific formatting. It also analyzes your shot and recommends which AI video platform will render it best—with confidence scores and explanations.
Brands keep your work organized and teach the AI your context. Each brand is isolated—your Porsche prompts never mix with your Tesla prompts.
You'll select your brand on the Generate screen when creating prompts. Use "None" for non-brand-specific work.
Red 911 headed South on PCH during Golden Hour. Camera is tracking next to car during entire clip. Vehicle moves screen right to screen left. Driver in car wearing sunglasses. Aspect ratio 16:9.
After generation, you'll see a detailed prompt optimized for your target platform:
Not quite right? Update your shot description with what you want changed, then click "Refine Prompt" to iterate.
Refine lets you iterate without starting over. First, edit your shot description with what you want changed—more motion, different angle, new lighting. Then click "Refine Prompt." The system compares your updated description against the last generated prompt and adjusts accordingly. Important: if you click Refine without changing your description first, you'll get the same output and still be charged.
The confidence scores are based on shot type analysis. If Veo 3 shows 87% for automotive and Sora shows 65%, that gap matters. Use the top pick unless you have a specific reason not to.
If there's a car, request a driver. AI video often renders empty cars that look wrong. Same for boats, planes—anything that should be operated.
Terms like "tracking shot," "low angle," "dolly in," "aerial pullback" translate well. Describe placement and movement.
"Golden hour," "overcast midday," "dusk with city lights" dramatically affect the output quality and mood.
Film noir, claymation, anime, documentary, 70mm cinematic, VHS aesthetic—style keywords help the AI commit to a look.
Continuum generates prompts—the final video quality depends on the AI video platform you use. Here's what to expect:
AI video still struggles with accurate hand rendering. Count fingers in your output. Re-render if needed.
On-screen text, signs, and logos often render incorrectly or illegibly. Plan to add text in post.
Complex motion, reflections, and object interactions may look unnatural. Simpler compositions render better.
Same prompt, different results. You may need multiple renders to get the shot you want. This is normal.
This is a beta. We want to know what's working, what's broken, and what's missing.
Email: feedback@continuum.video