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How to create a set of product clips in one consistent style with Cinematic Video Prompt Skill

Write several clip prompts for one product that share lighting, grade and mood.

  • Content
  • Intermediate
  • 30 minutes
  • From the README
  • Claude Code

Who it is forA small seller or marketer in Claude Code who needs three or more product clips that look like one campaign.

The problemSeparate prompts drift in color, lighting and mood, so the clips do not feel like one product video.

The outcomeA set of clip prompts for the same product, each with one camera movement and one shared style, color and mood block.

What you need first

  • An AI chat tool: Claude Code, Claude.ai or Cowork, or any chat AI where you can paste custom instructions
  • Access to an AI video model such as Veo 3, Kling, Sora or Runway to run the prompt
  • Git installed if you use the Claude Code route

Steps

  1. Run git clone https://github.com/Rylaispirit/cinematic-video-prompt-skill.git ~/.claude/skills/cinematic-video-prompt if not already installed.
  2. Ask Claude Code for three clip prompts for your product, such as a ceramic mug, with consistent style.
  3. Check that each prompt has one camera movement and the same color grading and mood wording.
  4. Generate each clip in your video model and review them side by side.

Prompt for your agent

Using the cinematic-video-prompt skill from the repo Rylaispirit/cinematic-video-prompt-skill, write three English video prompts for the product <product description>, sharing one style, color grading and mood block, each with a different single camera movement. Return them as three code blocks. Verify that the lighting and grading wording is identical across the three prompts.

Caveat. The README lists product videos as a combo type but gives no product-specific examples, so the shared style block still needs manual tuning for your brand.

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