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July 3, 20264 min readWrite a brief that gets to a good video faster
A strong prompt gives the pipeline the decisions it needs without trying to write the finished script upfront.
Name the outcome
Say what the viewer should understand, feel, or do after watching. That is more useful than listing every scene you think the video might need.
Add the audience and boundaries
Audience, length, language, and a few things to avoid give the production stages practical constraints while leaving room for research to find the story.
Let the pipeline do its job
The prompt should start the conversation. The review surfaces are where you refine the research, structure, and visual direction before the final render.