I used to think the secret to better AI video was writing longer prompts.

This project changed how I approach prompting.

I took one of my actual Seedance 2.5 prompts and broke it apart. What looked like one detailed prompt was actually several different shots, camera movements, actions, and cinematic directions competing for the model's attention.

So I started treating AI video prompts more like shot direction:

SHOT → SUBJECT → ACTION → ENVIRONMENT → CAMERA → MOTION → LOOK → CONSTRAINTS

In this walkthrough, I show the real process, including how I structure the prompt, generate the scene, identify what isn't working, and refine the instructions.

The lesson is simple:

Don't make the prompt longer. Make the instructions clearer.

Think like a director, not a novelist. https://share.descript.com/view/iYh2ZNB0bt1 https://web.descript.com/3c176614-948b-4aad-81d8-392fd2c09c2d

Thank you!

When the ambition of a brand changes, its identity has to evolve with it. The original identity had a clear starting point, but as the company prepared to launch its product and enter conversations with investors, it became clear that the visual language no longer reflected the brand’s ambition. For Bewy, we moved away from a literal and playful visual language toward something more refined, credible and future-oriented. The new identity is built around three ideas: space, letter B, and progress. A visual identity designed to reflect where Bewy is going, not where it started.

the green background looks good. which bewy logo do you like?