STUDIO GUIDE · Updated October 2, 2026
Hotel Lobby AI prompts and ideas
Customize the camera, lighting, and energy of your clip.
Start with the preset, then change one thing
The workspace already supplies a seamless orange studio, a hanging microphone, soft frontal light, and a steady medium-wide camera. You do not need to repeat the whole preset. A short adjustment is often easier to evaluate than a long list of unrelated directions.
Describe the camera
Try a fixed medium-wide frame when both performers need to remain visible. A slow push-in can add emphasis. Fast camera moves or close-ups may make identity and anatomy less consistent.
Set lighting and energy
Choose soft front light for a clean studio look, warm light for a relaxed performance, or neon for a stylized scene. Keep energy direction specific: relaxed head nods, confident gestures below the face, or a playful exchange between the two subjects.
Continue without starting over
In the result conversation, describe the change you want: keep the same performers and orange room, but slow the camera and make the gestures smaller. Follow-up requests retain the conversation context and may require another generation.
Keep the two performers in the orange studio with a hanging microphone. Use a slow push-in, soft warm light, and relaxed head nods. The left performer leads, the right reacts, then they exchange roles. Keep both faces clear and gestures below the face. Original instrumental hip-hop audio, no captions or logos.