mira-video-promptinglisted

# Mira video prompting Thirteen models, one prompt pipeline. The pipeline projects your prose into each model's native format, so you never write model syntax. What you do decide is the model, and the facts the prompt must carry. Read this router, then exactly one model file. ## Step 1. Choose the model Name the ONE thing that decides the clip. If any of these is true, take the model for it: | The clip needs | Model | |---|---| | a person speaking on camera, or legible in-frame text, or Cyrillic | `minimax` | | several ordered camera moves and timed beats in one prompt, forceful camera work | `runway` | | convincing human anatomy and physics, sport, cloth, water | `kling` | | 10, 15 or 30 seconds, heavy referencing, an attached avatar as identity | `seedance-2-5` | | an edit of a clip that already exists | `omni` | | a 30 second story in one continuous take with one cast | `wan3` | | multi-language lip-sync with many character references | `happyhorse` | | THIS character repeating the motion of THAT clip (a dance trend, a presenter's gesture) | `kling-motion` — one photo + one driving clip, output as long as the clip | | a clip of your own whose motion, camera or grade to follow | `seedance-2-5`, `minimax`, `wan3` or `omni` with `referenceVideoUrls` | If none of them is true, a simple short clip, the answer is one of two by what the clip is FOR: `omni` as the working default, cheapest, it cuts on its own and renders on-frame text well, but you cannot pin its duration and