Nature documentary video prompt
Wildlife footage with telephoto compression, patient framing and natural behaviour, ready for narration.
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Wildlife cinematography is patient and far away: long lenses, low angles, natural behaviour. Pick one simple behaviour; complex interactions between animals tend to break.
Nature documentary footage. {{animal}} {{behaviour}} in {{habitat}}. Camera: {{camera}}, long telephoto lens (around 400mm look), compressed background, very shallow depth of field, steady tripod or gimbal. Lighting: {{lighting}}. Style: high-end wildlife documentary, photoreal, rich natural colour, fine detail in fur, feathers or scales. Mood: {{mood}}. Duration {{duration}}, aspect ratio 16:9. Avoid: text, captions, watermarks, logos, extra limbs or fingers, warped faces, flicker, sudden cuts, cartoonish anatomy, animals with wrong number of legs, humans in frame, anthropomorphic behaviour.
Example input
Snow leopard stalking along a ridge and pausing, low angle telephoto, cold morning light; 8s.
Example output
Nature documentary footage. A snow leopard slowly stalks along a rocky ridge, then pauses and looks down the valley in high mountains with patches of snow. Camera: low angle from behind rocks, slow pan following the animal, long telephoto lens (around 400mm look), compressed background, very shallow depth of field, steady tripod or gimbal. Lighting: cold morning light, wisps of cloud below the ridge. Style: high-end wildlife documentary, photoreal, rich natural colour, fine detail in fur, feathers or scales. Mood: quiet, tense, majestic. Duration 8 seconds, aspect ratio 16:9. Avoid: text, captions, watermarks, logos, extra limbs or fingers, warped faces, flicker, sudden cuts, cartoonish anatomy, animals with wrong number of legs, humans in frame, anthropomorphic behaviour.
Troubleshooting
- Legs blur or multiply while walking: choose slower behaviour (resting, looking, slow stalking).
- The animal looks like a house cat or wrong species: add 2-3 distinctive markings (e.g. 'thick spotted grey fur, long heavy tail').
Known limitations
- Generated animal behaviour isn't scientifically accurate; don't use it for educational claims without checking.
- Label AI-generated wildlife footage so viewers don't mistake it for real observation.