Hypit prompt examples: turn an idea into a usable video brief

Define what success looks like

“Make it viral” cannot be checked at delivery. Name the audience, one message, available assets and output requirements. These are original planning examples, not prompts with guaranteed results.

A reusable brief

Replace each bracket with actual information. Mark unknowns explicitly.

Audience: [who]
One takeaway: [message]
Assets: [files and purpose]
Keep: [brand, lines, structure]
Change: [language, scene, presenter]
Delivery: [aspect ratio, duration, language]
Avoid: [unsupported claims or changes]
First return: [shots, script, missing inputs, budget]
Budget: [cap and approval boundary]

Adapt a reference

Explain whether the reference supplies structure, footage or both.

Analyse my authorised reference. Borrow only the problem-demonstration-action rhythm. Use my product material and new narration. Do not retain the original creator’s identity, brand or unlicensed voice. First map each reference section to the proposed replacement. Do not start paid production yet.

Request a controlled second version

Keep most dimensions fixed so the change is interpretable.

Change only the first three seconds to a direct audience question. Keep the demonstration, main narration, product facts, ending and output specification unchanged. List what can be reused, what needs new material and any additional cost first.

Review before production

A polished paragraph is not enough if the material and steps are unclear.

• Does every shot have an input or a plan for creating one?
• Can the narration be read naturally in the target time?
• Are names, numbers and the next action explicit?
• Are missing assets and uncertain charges listed?
• Are the decisions you need to make clearly identified?