Everything that goes into one of these films, written down: the prompt template, the rules that keep a generation from being rejected, and the exact caption settings.
No install and no subscription. Paste the templates into Higgsfield, Seedance, Kling, Veo or anything else that takes a long prompt.
Why it works
- Three templates - one 30-second clip, or 15-second parts for longer films
- One block you paste into Claude or ChatGPT to adapt any template to your topic and brand name
- The safety checklist that stops rejected generations before you pay for them
- Exact caption settings, written for CapCut, Premiere and Resolve
- Three complete production prompts to work from
What's in it
- 30-second single-clip template, 8 scenes
- 15-second part templates with the continuity block, for 45s and 60s films
- ADAPT-WITH-AI - one block that turns any assistant into a prompt writer for this format
- SAFETY-CHECKLIST - the pre-generation pass, in order of what costs most
- SCENE-PATTERNS - the 8-scene arc, how to write a shot, the camera moves to rotate through
- BLOCK-LIBRARY - swappable style, camera, room and cutaway blocks, plus a shirt-colour tracker
- CAPTION-SPEC - font, size, stroke, position, timing, and the hand-off rule
- Three finished prompts from real published films
What you learn that isn't obvious
- Why a topic where the character is in trouble gets rejected no matter how you word it
- Why writing "no blood, no distress" is what gets you flagged
- Why a generic noun for the thing you're explaining renders the wrong body part
- Why an everyday metaphor renders as the literal object
- Why the generator's own captions can't be trusted, and what to do instead
What you need
- An account with a video generator that accepts long prompts - Higgsfield is what this was built against
- A video editor for captions - CapCut is free and works
What it isn't
- Anyone who wants the film made for them - use Blenderspot itself
- Anyone expecting generation credits to be included