Orbit / 360 shot video prompt
Circle a person or product smoothly for a hero moment, with the arc length and speed controlled so the subject doesn't warp.
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Start with a half or quarter orbit; full 360s are where the back of a subject is most likely to be invented or warped. If you have an approved still, use image-to-video with this as the motion prompt.
{{orbit_length}} orbit around {{subject}}, camera circling {{orbit_direction}} at a constant, slow speed and at {{camera_height}} height. The subject stays centred and {{subject_state}}. Setting: {{setting}}. Lighting: {{lighting}}, with highlights that shift naturally as the camera moves. Style: {{style}}. Duration {{duration}}, aspect ratio {{aspect_ratio}}. Avoid: text, captions, watermarks, logos, extra limbs or fingers, warped faces, flicker, sudden cuts, subject changing shape or colour, background jumping.
Example input
Half orbit around a dancer in a red dress in a dusty warehouse, one hard top light; 5s; 9:16.
Example output
Half orbit around a dancer in a flowing red dress mid-spin, camera circling clockwise from left profile to right profile at a constant, slow speed and at chest height. The subject stays centred and frozen in a slow, controlled turn, fabric drifting. Setting: an empty concrete warehouse with dust in the air. Lighting: one hard top light creating a pool of light on the floor, with highlights that shift naturally as the camera moves. Style: high-end music video, rich contrast, deep shadows. Duration 5 seconds, aspect ratio 9:16. Avoid: text, captions, watermarks, logos, extra limbs or fingers, warped faces, flicker, sudden cuts, subject changing shape or colour, background jumping.
Troubleshooting
- The subject rotates instead of the camera: say 'the camera moves, the subject stays in place'.
- The back of a product is invented: shorten to a quarter orbit, or supply start and end frames if your tool supports it.
- The speed changes mid-shot: add 'constant speed, no easing'.
Known limitations
- Full 360 orbits frequently invent unseen sides of a subject; don't use them to show real product details you haven't supplied.