Shot sizes and framing
Camera angles
Composition techniques
Camera movements
Focus techniques
Lenses and optics
Shutter and time
Lighting styles
Shot transitions
POV and specialty rigs
Aspect and format
VFX and transformation
Art direction
Animation and media
FAQ
Should I use more than one camera term?
Should I use more than one camera term?
Yes, but keep it intentional.
low tracking shot is clear. low aerial handheld orbit push-in usually is not.What should come first in the prompt?
What should come first in the prompt?
Usually start with the subject and action, then add framing, movement, and style around it.
Do I need camera language in every prompt?
Do I need camera language in every prompt?
No. Add it when framing or motion behavior matters. If you leave it out, the model will infer a shot on its own.
Are these full prompts?
Are these full prompts?
No. Treat them as reusable camera phrases that you combine with subject, environment, and motion details.
Related pages
Text-to-Video
Build full FLUX 3 prompts with subject action, camera behavior, and scene motion.
Video Prompting Overview
Start here for workflow selection and the broader video prompting framework.
FLUX 3 Video
See modes, examples, and implementation details for FLUX 3 video workflows.
Prompting Basics
Revisit the general prompting principles that still apply before camera language.