
Landscape & Aerial Prompts
Aerial video prompts: flights over coastlines, meadows and mountains — wide moving shots where the landscape carries the whole frame.

How to Write Landscape & Aerial Video Prompts
Give an aerial shot a real carrier and a clear path. "The drone camera flies forward" over terraces is a better start than a floating view, because a drone has speed, height and inertia. Camera flight should feel physical. Describe the last frame first, then the route to it: "slowly pulls back, widening to show the empty desert". Keep one steady speed. Slow over a busy view works, fast over an empty one does not.
A landscape looks frozen unless something in it moves. Choose one natural motion and make it travel: "a cloud shadow drifts over them", "thick mist slowly rising between the trees", or a gust that crosses a dune from left to right. When the mist is the point, say "The camera stays still". For scale, add a lone figure that "walks away along a dry pale-brown dirt road".