Sports highlight video prompt
Generate dramatic sports moments (a jump, a strike, a finish line) with broadcast or hype-reel framing and slow-motion peaks.
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Pick one peak moment and frame it tight. Full-speed multi-player action is the hardest thing for video models; a single athlete at the decisive moment, with slow motion at the peak, is far more reliable. Use fictional athletes and generic kits.
Sports highlight shot. A {{athlete}} {{peak_action}} in {{venue}}. Timing: real-time build-up, then slow motion at the peak moment, {{peak_detail}}. Camera: {{camera}}. Lighting: {{lighting}}. Style: {{style}}, sweat and texture detail, high shutter-speed crispness. Mood: {{mood}}. Duration {{duration}}, aspect ratio {{aspect_ratio}}. Avoid: text, captions, watermarks, logos, extra limbs or fingers, warped faces, flicker, sudden cuts, team crests, sponsor logos, scoreboard text, extra balls, limbs bending wrongly.
Example input
Fictional basketball player dunking, low angle under the hoop, slow-mo at the peak; 5s; 9:16.
Example output
Sports highlight shot. A female basketball player in a plain white and red kit leaps for a one-handed dunk in a packed indoor arena, crowd out of focus. Timing: real-time build-up, then slow motion at the peak moment, sweat droplets flying, the net snapping. Camera: low angle under the hoop, slight upward tilt. Lighting: bright overhead arena lights with flash bursts from the crowd. Style: sports-brand hype reel, sweat and texture detail, high shutter-speed crispness. Mood: explosive, triumphant. Duration 5 seconds, aspect ratio 9:16. Avoid: text, captions, watermarks, logos, extra limbs or fingers, warped faces, flicker, sudden cuts, team crests, sponsor logos, scoreboard text, extra balls, limbs bending wrongly.
Troubleshooting
- The speed ramp doesn't happen: generate at normal speed and do the ramp in the editor.
- The ball duplicates or vanishes: frame tighter on the athlete so the ball is only briefly visible.
Known limitations
- Never depict real athletes, teams or leagues; that implies endorsement and may breach likeness rights.
- Complex team play (passes, tackles) is unreliable in current models.