{"id":"vis-hs-trailer-shots-runway","audience":"high-school","category":"image-video","track":"visual","technique":"format","title":"Plan a 3-shot Runway clip for a class trailer","free":false,"task":"Your media class is making a 9-second teaser for your short film, using Runway. Get Claude to write the prompt as a first line stating 16:9 and 9 seconds, then exactly 3 numbered shots, each with its duration and a camera move, adding up to 9 seconds. Plain text, under 140 words. The only text is \"FRIDAY\" in the final shot, and there are no people shown, just the empty locations.","materialLabel":"The brief (attached to your prompt automatically)","material":"Media Arts - Short film \"The Lost Locker\" - teaser plan\n\nOur film: a mystery about a locker that appears overnight in the school hallway. The teaser should show places, not actors (our actors haven't signed release forms for AI tools, and we don't want AI versions of them).\n\nLocations:\n- empty school hallway at dusk, lights flickering, rows of blue lockers\n- a single old green locker that doesn't match the others, slightly open, light coming out\n- the gym doors swinging shut on their own\n\nTeaser length: our teacher capped it at 9 seconds. (The first cut was 30 seconds.)\n\nTitle card idea: the film's full title, the cast list, and \"Coming to the Media Showcase, Friday at 3:15 in the auditorium\". Teacher says text in AI video comes out scrambled, so keep it to one word: FRIDAY.\n\nMood: spooky but school-safe, no gore, no jump-scare monsters.","rules":[{"type":"numberedItems","count":3},{"type":"maxWords","max":140},{"type":"plainText"}],"mistakes":[{"title":"Writing the full title card","why":"The AI includes the title, cast and showcase details, which come out scrambled.","fix":"Add: \"Only text: FRIDAY, in the last shot.\"","checks":["r2"]},{"title":"Adding actors","why":"The AI describes students walking the halls, which makes AI versions of real classmates.","fix":"Add: \"No people, empty locations only.\"","checks":["r2"]},{"title":"No timing","why":"Without per-shot durations, the clip ignores the 9-second cap.","fix":"Show: \"1. (0-3s) Slow push-in: ...\"","checks":["r0","numberedItems"]},{"title":"No camera moves","why":"The AI describes places but not how the camera moves.","fix":"Add: \"Each shot names a camera move.\"","checks":["r1"]},{"title":"Formatting","why":"The AI uses headings and bold.","fix":"Add: \"Plain text, under 100 words.\"","checks":["plainText","maxWords"]}],"promptHints":[{"label":"Sets shape and length","patterns":["16\\s*:\\s*9","9[ -]?s(ec|econds)?"]},{"label":"Asks for 3 numbered shots","patterns":["\\b(3|three)\\b.{0,15}shots"]},{"label":"Gives camera moves","patterns":["push-in","dolly","camera"]},{"label":"Rules out people","patterns":["no (people|actors|students)"]},{"label":"Limits the text","patterns":["FRIDAY","only text"]}],"hint":"Short video prompts work shot by shot. Give the length, the shots with timings and camera moves, and exactly what text and people appear.","rubricLabels":["Each of the 3 shots states a duration in seconds, and the durations add up to exactly 9 seconds","Opens with a first line stating 16:9 and 9 seconds, and each shot names a camera move (such as slow push-in, dolly, pan)","Shows no people (empty locations only), and the only text is 'FRIDAY' in the final shot (no title, cast or time)"]}