Remix has endless potential to bring your artistic vision to life. Creating a strong prompt that conveys the scene is the key to generating video aligned with your concept.

This article covers different example structures, keywords and prompting tips to help you get started with Remix. These are just examples – don’t be afraid to experiment when bringing your ideas to life.

Prompts are most effective when they follow a clear structure that divides details about the scene, subject and camera movement into separate sections.

Using the following structure should help provide consistent results while you’re familiarizing yourself with Remix:

Using this structure, your prompt for a woman standing in a tropical rainforest might look like this:

Repeating or reinforcing key ideas in different sections of your prompt can help increase adherence in the output. For example, you might note that the camera quickly flies through the scenes in a hyperspeed shot.

Try to keep your prompt focused on what should be in the scene. For example, you would prompt for a clear sky rather than a sky with no clouds.

Continuous hyperspeed FPV footage: The camera seamlessly flies through a glacial canyon to a dreamy cloudscape.

A glowing ocean at night time with bioluminescent creatures under water. The camera starts with a macro close-up of a glowing jellyfish and then expands to reveal the entire ocean lit up with various glowing colors under a starry sky. Camera Movement: Begin with a macro shot of the jellyfish, then gently pull back and up to showcase the glowing ocean.

A title screen with dynamic movement. The scene starts at a colorful paint-covered wall. Suddenly, black paint pours on the wall to form the word "Runway". The dripping paint is detailed and textured, centered, superb cinematic lighting.

Keywords can be beneficial to achieve specific styles in your output. Ensuring that keywords are cohesive with your overall prompt will make them more apparent in your output.

In example, including keywords about skin texture wouldn't be beneficial to a wide angle shot where the camera is not closely focused on a face. A wide angle shot might instead benefit from additional details about the environment.

While keeping this cohesiveness in mind, below are different keywords you can experiment with while drafting your prompts.

Keyword

Low angle

High angle

Overhead

FPV

Hand held

Wide angle

Close up

Macro cinematography

Over the shoulder

Tracking

Establishing wide

50mm lens

SnorriCam

Realistic documentary

Camcorder

Keyword

Diffused lighting

Silhouette

Lens flare

Back lit

Side lit

[color] gel lighting

Venetian lighting

Keyword

Dynamic motion

Slow motion

Hyperspeed

Timelapse

Keyword

Grows

Emerges

Explodes

Ascends

Undulates

Warps

Transforms

Ripples

Shatters

Unfolds

Vortex

Keyword

Moody

Cinematic

Iridescent

Home video VHS

Glitchcore

Keyword

Bold

Graffiti

Neon

Varsity

Embroidery

Source - https://help.runwayml.com/hc/en-us/articles/30586818553107-Gen-3-Alpha-Prompting-Guide

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