MUSE · Lesson 3 of 17 · 0:12
From a sentence to a shot list
After this you can turn one line into a scene plan you can read and change.
- 1
MUSE takes a premise in plain language and answers with a plan: scenes, each with its own camera, lens, angle, movement and lighting. You are reading a shot list, not a prompt.
- 2
The chat on the left is where you direct. Ask for a different ending, a colder palette or one less scene, and the plan on the right rewrites. You are never editing JSON.
- 3
Every scene is a card you can open. What is written on that card is what the video engine is told, so if the card is wrong the shot will be wrong, and it is far cheaper to fix here.
Your turn
- 1.Open MUSE and start a film from a single sentence.
- 2.Read the scene list it comes back with, and ask in the chat for one specific change.
- 3.Open one scene card and read the camera, lens and movement it chose.
