Examples to make your own
Your idea
Interior concept of a living room with oak flooring and one tall window. Silent landscape shot, fixed camera.
A more useful prompt
One silent landscape shot of a living room concept with oak flooring and one tall window. Keep the camera fixed throughout. Opening: establish the room and its window. Middle: hold the composition with steady daylight. Ending: continue the same view. Preserve straight verticals, room proportions and floor texture; do not add doors, rooms or views beyond the supplied description.
Your idea
Exterior view of a brick townhouse with a black door and two front windows. Slow push-in, no audio.
A more useful prompt
One silent exterior shot of the described brick townhouse with a black door and two front windows. Begin with a clear facade view, slowly move the camera forward, then settle while retaining the same building geometry. Keep natural perspective and consistent daylight. Preserve the door and window count; do not add a garage, garden, neighboring landmarks or unseen amenities.
Use a bounded property description
For an interior, name the visible room, doors, windows and fixtures. For an exterior, describe the facade and grounds actually shown. Keep the shot within those boundaries so a camera move does not introduce imaginary rooms, views or amenities.
Review geometry and listing accuracy
Check straight walls, window placement and consistent perspective throughout the result. Compare every visible feature with the real property before using it for a listing. Label proposed or imagined design scenes as concepts rather than presenting them as footage of existing conditions.
