AI Camera Planning

EasyVid plans the camera for every scene of your script: where it stands, which way it faces, how close it is, and how it moves. Read every choice and change it before a clip is generated.

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What EasyVid plans for the camera

Each clip is a scene from an EasyVid example. Hover one to play it.

Wide shots

The whole place, from its wide view

Wide shots use the location's full reference image, so the island looks the same every time the story comes back to it.

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Camera views

The same stairs from the top and the foot

Closer shots use a view of the same place, made from the location's wide image, so the walls and light still match when the camera turns.

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Close views

Close on one feature

A close view fills the frame with the part of the location the scene is about, like the great lamp when it goes out.

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Eyelines

Every face has something to look at

Each scene records where every visible person looks. The fox at the top of the stairs is looking down into the dark.

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Camera moves

A move written into every clip

Here the eye snaps open and the camera rushes toward it. Each scene's video prompt names its move, and you can rewrite it before generating.

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Adjust

Change a move, keep the rest

Here the camera pulls back out of the pupil to the whole eye. If a clip moves the wrong way, change the wording and regenerate only that scene.

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Who uses AI camera planning

Anyone who wants AI shots that look directed, not random.

Filmmakers

Plan angles, eyelines, and camera moves before any clip is generated.

  • Short films
  • Animatics
  • Music videos

Creators

Get wide shots, close-ups, and over-the-shoulder coverage without writing camera directions.

  • Story videos
  • Dialogue scenes
  • Explainers

Storytellers

Keep a room consistent from every side with left, right, and close views of each location.

  • Animated stories
  • Bedtime stories
  • Series episodes

How to plan camera shots for AI video

Plan the camera with the script, check it scene by scene, and change only what is wrong.

1

Write or paste the script

EasyVid plans an angle and framing for every scene as it formats it.

2

Check the views

Each location gets the camera views its scenes need, from the wide shot to left, right, and close views.

3

Read the video prompts

Each scene's camera move is written out, and you can rewrite it.

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Generate and adjust

Create the clip, then change the move and regenerate only that scene.

AI Camera Planning FAQ

What is AI camera planning?

It is choosing the camera angle, framing, and movement for each shot of an AI video before the clips are generated, so each shot is framed for a reason instead of left to chance.

Does EasyVid choose camera angles automatically?

Yes. When it writes or formats your script, EasyVid picks a framing for every scene, places the characters, and decides which way the camera faces. You can change any of it by editing the scene.

Can I control the camera movement in a clip?

Yes. Each scene's video prompt describes the move, and you can rewrite it, for example 'slow push in toward her face' or 'the camera stays locked off'. Video models follow camera directions most of the time but not always; if a clip moves the wrong way, change the wording and regenerate that scene.

What camera moves can I ask for?

Any move you can describe in words: push in, pull back, pan, tilt, tracking shot, orbit, crane up, handheld, or a still, locked-off frame. Name one clear move per clip for the most reliable result.

How does the location stay the same when the camera turns?

Each location has one wide reference image. Closer views (from the left, from the right, or close on one feature) are made by editing that image, so the walls, light, and props stay the same from every angle.

How is camera planning different from a shot list?

A shot list decides which shots a scene needs. Camera planning decides how each of those shots is framed and how the camera moves once it becomes a clip. EasyVid does both in the same scene cards.

Can I use my own location images?

Yes. Upload an image of a location and EasyVid uses it as the reference, including for the camera views made from it.

Which video models does it work with?

Director mode uses Seedance 2.5 and MiniMax H3 Max, which generate clips from your character and location references. Classic mode uses MiniMax H3 Max Turbo and MiniMax H3 Max (HD), which animate each scene from its approved frame.

Do I need to know camera terms?

No. EasyVid plans the shots for you. If you know what you want, describe it in plain words, like 'show the whole kitchen' or 'get close on his hands'.

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