Lessons learned video b-roll prompts

Vyra describes every scene when you upload, so you can ask for a shot by what's in it. You don't need file names.

At a glance

Prompt it in Vyra

Minimal:

Add b-roll from my clips over the parts where I talk about something you can show.

Standard:

Add b-roll to my lessons learned video from the clips I uploaded.
Look for these shots. Talking head. Screenshot of the proof. One b-roll clip per lesson.
Pacing: one lesson per 15-20 seconds.
Put each clip on the words it shows and keep my audio running underneath.

Full:

Add b-roll to my lessons learned video from the clips I uploaded.
Look for these shots. Talking head. Screenshot of the proof. One b-roll clip per lesson.
Pacing: one lesson per 15-20 seconds.
Put each clip on the words it shows and keep my audio running underneath.
Keep captions on during b-roll.
Avoid these. Generic lessons. No proof. Too many lessons.
Don't use any clip twice. When you're done, list which clip went where with timestamps.

Why these settings

• The shot list is the one from our lessons learned video page. Asking for shots by what's in them is faster than digging up file names.
• "Keep my audio running" stops it from cutting your voice along with the picture.
• The pacing line (one lesson per 15-20 seconds) sets how long b-roll stays before it cuts back.
• A list of placements with timestamps makes the result quick to check.

Fixes

• B-roll stays too long. "Come back to my face after 3 seconds of b-roll."
• Wrong shot. "At 0:22 use the close-up of my hands instead."
• Cuts away mid-word. "Only cut to b-roll at the end of a word."

FAQ

Does it use stock footage? No. It only uses the clips you upload. We don't generate footage.

Do I need every shot before I start? No. Run it with what you have. Then film the rest of the shot list (talking head, screenshot of the proof, one b-roll clip per lesson), upload it to the same project, and run the prompt again.

Related

• All lessons learned video prompts
• Lessons learned video: how to shoot, edit, and prompt it
• B-roll prompts: cover what you are talking about
• How to shoot b-roll that actually gets used