Late-Night Talk Show — Host × Entrepreneur Interview
The hardest part of a two-person dialogue is 'keeping both characters stable' — this prompt uses `[Character Cameo: …]` to separately lock in the persona of the host and the guest, …
A talk show interview scene. Host: [Character Cameo: Late-night talk show host style], seated behind desk, energetic gestures, engaging expression. Guest: [Character Cameo: Tech entrepreneur appearance], relaxed posture, thoughtful expression while discussing AI. Setting: Modern talk show set with backlighting and sleek desk. Camera: Medium two-shot establishing both subjects, slight push-in during intense moments of conversation.
Swap the variables inside the [ ] brackets for your own content, then paste into Sora 2.
The hardest part of a two-person dialogue is 'keeping both characters stable.' This prompt uses `[Character Cameo: …]` to separately lock in the persona of the host and the guest, then `Camera: Medium two-shot … push-in during intense moments` to establish an editing logic of an establishing shot plus an emotional push-in. It's the cleanest two-person skeleton for visualizing interviews and podcasts.
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Five seconds before opening: one action establishes the place
A fixed camera and one door-opening action for a quiet storefront opening.