Question 1

How do I prompt for a cinematic look?

Accepted Answer

'Cinematic, anamorphic 2.39:1, 35mm film grain, golden-hour key light with soft fill, teal-and-orange grade, shallow depth of field'. Veo 3.1 and Kling 3.0 Pro both respond to film-language cues. See /ai-for-filmmaking.

Question 2

How do I prompt for anime?

Accepted Answer

'2D anime style, cel-shaded, bold line art, saturated palette, motion blur on action frames'. Seedream 4.5 stylized output feeds anime stills cleanly into image-to-video with Kling 3.0 Pro or Seedance 2.0.

Question 3

How do I prompt for documentary?

Accepted Answer

'Documentary handheld, natural light, neutral color, no stylization, 28mm wide lens'. Avoid 'cinematic' and 'film grade' words — they push the model toward narrative looks.

Question 4

How do I prompt for UGC / creator-style?

Accepted Answer

'iPhone-style handheld, vertical 9:16, natural light, slight lens shake, no stylization'. See /ai-ugc-generator.

Question 5

How do I lock the style across multiple shots?

Accepted Answer

Generate a style frame in Seedream 4.5, then feed it as a reference image to Kling 3.0 Pro / Seedance 2.0 for every shot. Or use Kling o3 Ref to match an existing reference clip's camera, pacing, and grade. See /seedream-4-5, /kling-o3-ref.

Question 6

Where do I see styles in action?

Accepted Answer

/templates carries pre-built styles per category. /ai-video-shot-types and /ai-video-pacing-guide cover the other two craft layers.

Flik AI | AI Video Style Guide — Cinematic, Anime, Documentary, UGC