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The Ultimate
Prompt Guide
Learn how to communicate effectively with Velora's rendering engine to get cinematic results on your first try.
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Writing for AI Voices
- Use punctuation for pacing: AI voice models naturally breathe and pause at commas and periods. If you want a longer cinematic pause, use an ellipsis (
...). - Keep sentences snappy: Sentences under 20 words yield the most natural vocal inflection. Long run-on sentences can cause the AI to sound breathless.
- Phonetic spelling: If an AI mispronounces a unique name, spell it the way it sounds (e.g., "Velora" -> "Veh-lora").
Structural Formatting
- Scene Breaks: Enforce a visual scene change by double-spacing your paragraphs. Velora interprets paragraph breaks as strict visual cuts.
- Prompt Keywords: While writing your script, you can guide the visual engine by adding bracketed hints, like
[Show a modern skyscraper]at the start of a sentence. - Music Matching: If generating a scary or intense scene, select the appropriate background music in the editor, and the visuals will naturally align better.