minimax-hailuo-23-json-prompting

To generate JSON prompts for MiniMax Hailuo 2.3, you create a structured planning block defining subject, scene, camera motion, timing, and atmosphere, then convert it into a final prompt with bracket camera commands and negative constraints.

The best way to structure camera commands and timing is by using a strict JSON schema that explicitly defines 6s or 10s clip durations, bracket camera commands, and narration alignment to ensure precise cinematic motion control.

Yes, you can use this JSON prompting format for both 6s and 10s video clips, applying explicit timing controls, camera language, lighting, and atmosphere parameters to produce cinematic promos, horror shorts, or product explainers.

You add negative prompts to MiniMax Hailuo generations by including them within the strict JSON schema output, ensuring the final prompt explicitly defines what elements to exclude from the video production.

Your Hailuo video prompt lacks precise timing and narration alignment because it is not structured as a detailed JSON planning block, which is required to map explicit camera commands and subject actions to specific 6s or 10s durations.

Yes, you need a JSON planning block before creating a MiniMax Hailuo prompt because it allows you to define the subject, single camera push, and descriptive scene before converting them into the final structured prompt format.