Directing Shots Like a Cinematographer
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Veo understands real filmmaking terms. Using them gives you far more control than generic words like "nice shot."
Depth of field — how much of the shot is in sharp focus. A "shallow" depth of field blurs the background and keeps only the subject sharp, a common look in cinematic close-ups.
Instead of:
Try:
slow dolly-in, shallow depth of field```
wide establishing shot, 24mm lens
Try:
180-degree arc shot around the subject
Try:
aerial drone shot, bird's-eye view
Ultimate prompting guide for Veo 3.1 — Google Cloud's full prompting reference with more camera and lens examples.
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Directing Shots Like a Cinematographer
Veo understands real filmmaking terms. Using them gives you far more control than generic words like "nice shot."
Depth of field — how much of the shot is in sharp focus. A "shallow" depth of field blurs the background and keeps only the subject sharp, a common look in cinematic close-ups.
Instead of:
Try:
slow dolly-in, shallow depth of field```
wide establishing shot, 24mm lens
Try:
180-degree arc shot around the subject
Try:
aerial drone shot, bird's-eye view
Ultimate prompting guide for Veo 3.1 — Google Cloud's full prompting reference with more camera and lens examples.
¡Gracias por tus comentarios!
