Camera shots & angles
Find your framing with shot sizes, camera angles and lens choices.
Explore camera shotsPlan camera movements for AI video in 3D.
Go beyond prompts. Plan camera movement, framing and timing in 3D, then export an MP4 visual reference to guide AI video generation—with more control over how your shot unfolds.
- Free
- No Blender required
- Easy to use
Camera movements for AI video.
A 24-second demo: see camera movements, shape framing and timing in 3D, and export an MP4 visual reference to guide AI video generation.
Find your starting shot.
Start with a camera setup, a movement, or a complete example.
Camera movements
Plan a camera movement for a reveal, an orbit around a character or a tracking shot. Compare camera moves and refine camera blocking in 3D before AI video generation.
Explore camera movement examplesEditable shot examples
Copy a complete setup, then shape the camera, characters and timing.
Explore examplesCamera control and character blocking in 3D.
Camera control, built-in assets, character actions and shot preview. A head start on your shot, with no Blender experience needed.
Camera control
Frame the shot. Shape the move.
Position, framing, focal length and motion. Movement, rotation and zoom presets include directional variations.
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- Camera & lens presets
Character blocking
Give characters somewhere to go.
Built-in performances and poses, with editable paths, action duration and speed.
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- Character actions
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- Character poses
Scenes & 3D assets
Start with a ready-made world.
Characters, props and furnished environments. Scene sets are placed and moved as a whole.
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- 3D assets, including sets
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- Scene sets included
Timeline & shot preview
See the whole shot in motion.
Multiple camera views, one shared performance. Clip timing, sequence playback and reference-video export.
- MP4
- Reference video export
A shot is more than a prompt.
Prompts describe intent, but space, camera paths, and timing are hard to convey precisely in words. Make them visible in 3D, and give generation a clearer reference.
Text only
“A character walks toward her while the camera slowly orbits…”
- Space
- Where are the characters? How far apart?
- Movement
- Which path do they take? How does the camera orbit?
- Timing
- When does each move start? How long does it last?
From words to visual reference
After: 3D Previs
3D visual reference- Space
- Show where characters stand and how they relate to the camera.
- Movement
- Show the path of the character and the camera, beyond a movement name.
- Timing
- Show when movements begin, overlap, and end.
Make your intent visible. Give generation a clearer reference.
From 3D shot planning to an MP4 reference video.
One example, three steps, and a reference video for your next production step.
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Choose an example
Preview a scene without signing in. Sign in when you are ready to create your own editable copy.
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Adjust and play
Change characters, camera moves and timing. Play the sequence and refine the framing and cuts.
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Export a reference
Download a silent MP4 or save the scene to keep editing.
Your shot plan, ready to share.
This is the actual video exported from Walk up and talk. It communicates character movement, camera work and cuts.
720p · 30 FPS · Silent MP4 · 16:9
Download this reference videoUse it for shot planning and production conversations. Reference-video support depends on the downstream AI tool; this app does not generate final AI videos.
Watch the editing steps: characters, camera and cut
Watch the editing steps: characters, camera and cut
Three editing steps, all in the same Walk up and talk scene. Watch the real controls, then open the example to try your own version.
Block character movement and timing
Bring a character to the right place at the right moment. Choose built-in actions, adjust paths and duration, and inspect the performance on the stage and timeline.
- Set the route, gait and timing together in one action.
- This recording changes the approach from six seconds to five.
Compare framing and plan camera movement
Build coverage around the same performance. Adjust focal length and composition, then use tracking, push-ins or orbits to shape how viewers see the scene.
- Start with composition presets and refine camera position and lens settings.
- This recording changes the two-shot’s focal length and adds a push-in.
Edit camera coverage into a playable sequence
Choose shots, arrange and trim clips, and check the cuts in playback. Reuse a camera view, undo changes and save the sequence with your scene.
- Camera views share the same performance and spatial arrangement.
- This recording trims the opening to 1.5 seconds and plays through the cut.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need modeling skills?
Start with built-in characters, props, sets or a complete example, then adjust positions and camera views without making your own models.
Can I browse or edit examples without signing in?
Read and preview public examples without signing in. Using a scene requires sign-in and creates your own copy, leaving the original unchanged.
What can I export today?
Export one shot or the current scene’s full sequence as a silent 720p, 30 FPS MP4 in the scene’s aspect ratio. It communicates shot intent rather than finished production quality.
How does it help with AI video generation?
A 3D previs makes character positions, camera movement and timing visible. Export a reference video for tools that accept video references, or use it to explain your shot. Supported inputs and how closely a model follows the reference depend on the downstream tool; this export does not generate the final video.
Can I plan vertical video?
Choose 16:9 or 9:16 when creating a scene. Its aspect ratio is then fixed; existing public examples use 16:9.