Is this a 3D scene?
No. It is a prompt for a consistent place across images or clips.
Environment sheets for a place you can film twice.
If the alley changes bricks every shot, you do not have a location. Write the place once. Change the hour and the person.
Free prompts. Pair with a character sheet when the person must match.
Lock the place · change the light
The room is the constant
A scene prompt names the architecture, the light, and the things that are not allowed to move between shots.
Place
Materials, layout, and one landmark. “Neon alley” is not a layout.
Time and weather
Change these on purpose. They are the cheap way to get a second shot.
Who is allowed in
Paste the character sheet sentence. Do not redesign them in the scene line.
Places to start from
Copy one. Change the hour. Keep the nouns.
Neon alley
Hover · demoWet asphalt, one sign, a doorway.
Best for night exteriors
Morning kitchen
Hover · demoThe counters stay. The light changes.
Best for domestic ads
Office glass
Hover · demoA conference room you can return to.
Best for b2b spots
With a character
Hover · demoThe place stays. The person is a guest.
Best for a second shot
From a blank page to a location
Write the nouns
Materials and one landmark. Three panels: wide, medium, detail.
Change only time or weather
That is a new shot. A new layout is a new place.
Add a person last
Paste the character sentence. The room does not get a remodel because someone walked in.
Places that will not match
The second shot is where the sheet pays off.
A new style word
“Now make it brutalist” is a different alley.
The fix: Keep the nouns. Change light and weather only.
Crowds in the sheet
People become part of the architecture and then move.
The fix: Empty location first. Add one character in the shot prompt.
No landmark
Without a sign, a door, or a table, every generation is generic.
The fix: Name one object that must appear in every panel.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use my photo as the place?
Yes. Describe what is actually in it, then ask for a new time of day without new furniture.
How does the character stay put?
Use the character sheet sentence verbatim inside the scene prompt.
Build the place once
Wide, medium, detail. Then change the hour, not the bricks.
