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A pear in a raincoat stands at the back of a crowded room, and slowly everyone turns to look at him. Ends on his mouth opening.
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Sora prompts for characters that act.
The difference between a clip that looks generated and one that looks directed is usually a single decision: did the prompt say what happens, or only what is in frame. These say what happens.
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State the change
Something must be different at the end than at the start. That is what makes it a shot rather than a wallpaper.
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Give a reason to look
A reaction, a reveal, a hand entering frame. Motion alone is not attention.
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Keep the wardrobe short
Two identifying details maximum. A third one becomes negotiable to the model.
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Name the light
Kitchen window, phone screen, police flashers. Light does more character work than adjectives.
10 original sora prompts
Copy any of them as written, or open one in the studio and change the character. Nothing here is scraped from another prompt list.
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A cherry with running mascara gives a police statement under fluorescent light, ends on her hand covering the microphone.
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A pineapple in a tailored jacket compliments an employee twice, ends on the employee realising what just happened.
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Golden kitchen light: an onion tries to comfort a crying tomato and makes it worse, ends on both of them soaked.
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Phone-screen light in a dark room: a blueberry reads a message, stands up on the table, ends on her shouting at something enormous off camera.
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A carrot in tiny glasses reads the bottom line of an eye chart perfectly, ends on him walking into the doorframe.
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A mango steps out of a car nobody recognises at a family dinner, ends on the grandmother putting down her fork.
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Slow motion: a cucumber sits calmly at a table while the kitchen behind him catches fire, ends on him adjusting his sunglasses.
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A mushroom appears overnight on a kitchen counter, ends on the family pretending not to have seen it.
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A pumpkin gives a comeback interview in March to an empty studio, ends on the camera light switching off.
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Questions about this pack
How long should a Sora prompt be?
One or two sentences. The useful content is the action and the final frame, not the adjectives. Prompts that read like a paragraph of art direction tend to produce an average of everything mentioned rather than the specific thing you wanted.
How do I get a character to speak on camera?
Write the line, keep it under about four seconds spoken, and give the character a reason to say it in that moment. Long dialogue in a single clip is where most models start improvising.
Are these prompts Sora-specific?
No, and that is deliberate. They contain no proprietary syntax, so they work in any text-to-video model. Frutti is not affiliated with OpenAI or Sora.