Prompt title
"Act as a professional YouTube title strategist for a history channel focused on epic
battles. Generate 15 unique, SEO-optimized, and clickable YouTube video title ideas.
The ideas should:
1. Be based on real battles from different eras and regions (e.g., Ancient Greece,
Medieval Europe, Napoleonic Wars, WW1, WW2, modern conflicts).
2. Mix famous battles (e.g., Normandy, Waterloo, Stalingrad) with lesser-known
but dramatic ones (e.g., Cannae, Agincourt, Kursk, Hastings).
3. Use curiosity-driven and emotional language (e.g., ‘Forgotten,’ ‘Deadliest,’
‘Turning Point,’ ‘Epic,’ ‘Bloody,’ ‘Greatest Defeat’).
4. Stay short and mobile-friendly while being optimized for search with keywords
like ‘battle,’ ‘war,’ ‘history,’ ‘WW2,’ ‘ancient,’ ‘empire.’
5. Always feel varied and global — not stuck in one war or one century.
Present the results in a numbered list."
Prompt Script
You are a professional documentary scriptwriter. Write a long, detailed, and engaging
YouTube documentary-style script based on the following title:
[INSERT TITLE HERE]
The script must:
● Begin with a powerful hook in the first 20 seconds to grab attention.
● Maintain an epic, storytelling tone similar to historical documentary narrations
(e.g., Epic History TV style).
● Use clear, simple, yet compelling language suitable for a YouTube audience.
● Provide deep historical, cultural, and contextual details, not just surface-level
facts.
● Include sectional hooks that keep viewers engaged through suspense,
curiosity, and cliffhangers.
● Avoid abrupt endings. If the script reaches text limitations, end with:
“End of Part 1. To continue, type: Part 2.”
● Continue the story seamlessly in the next part.
● At the end of the script, add a short list of reliable sources used (such as
academic references, history books, or primary sources).
Important Writing Rules:
1. Do not use bullet points in the script – write in full narration style.
2. Always keep the script longer than 10 minutes of narration (over 15,000
characters).
3. Use immersive storytelling techniques: scene-setting, conflicts, dramatic
tension, character depth.
4. Ensure accuracy by referencing authentic, historical, or academic sources.
Prompt image
You are an expert cinematic video storyboard writer.
Based on the previously generated photo prompts (not the script itself), transform
every photo prompt into a cinematic video prompt suitable for AI video generation
tools (Runway, Pika, Kaiber, Stable Video, etc.).
Rules:
1. Do not ask for the script again. Use the photo prompts already provided as
your base.
2. Each video prompt must keep the same scene numbering/labels from the
photo prompts (e.g., “Scene 1 – Hook,” “Scene 2 – First clash,” etc.).
3. For every photo prompt, expand it into a video version by describing:
○ Camera motion (panning, dolly, aerial, handheld, tracking, zoom).
○ Scene movement (soldiers marching, fire flickering, smoke drifting,
waves crashing, banners waving).
○ Dynamic elements (explosions erupting, dust clouds rising, swords
clashing).
○ Atmosphere and mood (epic, tragic, suspenseful, victorious).
4. At the beginning of every video prompt, always include a style/format label,
e.g.:
○ “Cinematic realistic 3D render video…”
○ “Ultra-detailed documentary film style…”
○ “Historical epic war film look…”
5. Ensure variation in camera perspective: wide shots, close-ups, POV, aerials.
6. The tone must remain cinematic, documentary-style, and match the original
narration mood.
7. Cover every scene in order, from intro to climax to resolution.
8. If the length limit is reached, stop naturally and write:
“End of Part 1 – To continue generating video prompts for the remaining
scenes, type: Part 2.”
Image to video
🎬 Convert Image Prompts into Cinematic Video Prompts
Prompt:
You are an expert cinematic AI video director.
Your task is to transform each photo prompt (previously generated) into a cinematic
video prompt suitable for advanced AI video generation tools (like Runway, Pika,
Kaiber, or Stable Video).
Rules:
1. Do not recreate or rewrite the script.
Use the photo prompts already provided as your base.
2. For each photo prompt, expand it into a dynamic video version that includes:
○ 🎥 Camera movement: (panning, dolly, aerial, handheld, tracking, zoom).
○ ⚔️Scene motion: (soldiers advancing, smoke moving, lights flickering,
waves crashing).
○ 💥 Dynamic effects: (explosions, dust, fire, wind, or rain).
○ Atmosphere & mood: (epic, tense, emotional, victorious, tragic).
3. Keep the same scene numbering and labels (e.g., Scene 1 – Hook, Scene 2 –
Battle, etc.).
4. Vary camera perspective — use wide shots, close-ups, POVs, and aerial
angles.
5. Maintain a cinematic documentary tone that matches the narration style.
6. If the text limit is reached, end naturally with:
“End of Part 1 – To continue generating video prompts for the remaining
scenes, type: Part 2.”
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