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Veo Pro Tips

🌠 Write shot-lists, not essays: subject + lens + move + light + mood (e.g., “handheld 35 mm, dusk, tungsten practicals, slow push-in”).
🌠 Design for ~8-sec loops: strong 1–2s hook → clear middle motion → end on a hold that can loop cleanly.
🌠 Use Veo 3 Fast for ideation, Veo 3 for finals: iterate look/motion cheaply, then rerender selects at higher quality.
🌠 Lock continuity across shots: repeat constraints (lens, time of day, color grade) to keep sequences cohesive.
🌠 Prompt native audio: specify ambience/SFX/dialog (“rain on tin, soft footsteps, distant traffic”) to skip a temp sound pass.
🌠 Control motion intensity: if warping appears, reduce move magnitude (from “fast dolly” to “subtle push”) or shorten focal length.
🌠 Feed reference frames: for face/prop consistency, include an image and describe only the change you want.
🌠 Block lighting clearly: “key 45° camera-left, softbox; rim from practicals” yields more reliable shading than generic “cinematic lighting.”
🌠 A/B the first beat: generate two openers (reveal vs action); keep constraints identical to compare fairly.
🌠 Concatenate shots in your NLE: build longer scenes by stitching multiple 8-sec clips; add J/L-cuts for flow.