Prompts

Studio tour video rough cut prompts

These prompts cut raw footage into a studio tour video (30-90s, 5 beats in order), with the pacing and the usual mistakes written in.

By Sulan Zhang, co-founder of Vyra · Updated 2026-09-24

Format: Studio tour video
Step: Rough cut
Length: 30-90s
Aspect: 9:16
Platforms: TikTok, Reels, Shorts, YouTube

Real examples from @sulansart

At a glance


Target length	30-90s
Beat order	0-3s: the object people ask about, close; 3-8s: walk in from the door; 8-60s: four to six zones, walk in, one line, one close-up; 60-75s: the desk from your chair, what's on it today; 75-90s: pull back to the whole room, one closing line
Pacing	One zone every 6-10 seconds, walking shots between
Hook	The object people ask about, shown first
Avoid	Panning too fast; Filming at night under one lamp; Narrating everything

Prompt it in Vyra

Minimal:

Make a 90-second studio tour video from these clips. Best takes only.

Standard:

Cut my clips into a 90-second studio tour video for TikTok. Follow this order.
- 0-3s: the object people ask about, close
- 3-8s: walk in from the door
- 8-60s: four to six zones, walk in, one line, one close-up
- 60-75s: the desk from your chair, what's on it today
- 75-90s: pull back to the whole room, one closing line
Pacing: one zone every 6-10 seconds, walking shots between.
Keep the strongest clip or take for each part and cut the rest. No captions or music yet.

Full:

Cut my clips into a 90-second studio tour video for TikTok. Follow this order.
- 0-3s: the object people ask about, close
- 3-8s: walk in from the door
- 8-60s: four to six zones, walk in, one line, one close-up
- 60-75s: the desk from your chair, what's on it today
- 75-90s: pull back to the whole room, one closing line
Pacing: one zone every 6-10 seconds, walking shots between.
Keep the strongest clip or take for each part and cut the rest. No captions or music yet.
Open with this. The object people ask about, shown first.
Avoid these. Panning too fast. Filming at night under one lamp. Narrating everything.
Export 9:16. When you're done, list what you cut with timestamps so I can check.

Why these settings

A numbered beat list gives the agent an order to follow. Leave it out and it picks one for you.
Studio tour videos usually run 30-90s on TikTok, Reels, Shorts, and YouTube.
The pacing line (one zone every 6-10 seconds, walking shots between) sets how long each clip stays on screen.
The full prompt names the common mistakes up front, so you're less likely to see them in the first cut.
Asking for a list of cuts with timestamps makes the first pass quick to check.

Fixes

Too long. "Cut it to 70 seconds. Drop the weakest part first."
Parts out of order. "Follow the order from my first message exactly."
Wrong clip in a part. "For the 3-8s part, show me other clips I could use, with timestamps."
Something you wanted got cut. "Put back the part where [describe it]." It can find the moment from a description.

FAQ

How long should a studio tour video be? Short versions run 30-90s. Put the number in the first sentence of the prompt so the cut is built around it.

Do I need to trim my clips before uploading? No. Upload the raw clips. Vyra transcribes and describes every scene on upload, so it can find the part that fits each beat.