Deep Water
- 40 underwater and ocean-scale prompts
- Light shafts, particles and scale that read as real
- For Seedance, Kling and Veo
Words in.
Worlds out.
Every print on this desk was made from one sentence. Turn any of them over to read it.
The five prints on the desk and the prompts that made them
- The greenhouse: abandoned victorian greenhouse at dawn, giant monstera, mist, a grand piano in the aisle, pale light through broken glass
- Salt pan storm: a red convertible on a white salt pan, door open, a supercell storm lit amber by the last sun
- Deep water: thirty metres down, the bronze propeller of a sunken liner, one free diver, light shafts, turquoise water
- Icefield, midnight: one orange research hut glowing on an arctic icefield, footprints to the door, aurora overhead
- North Atlantic: a lone lighthouse on a sea stack, a wave ten times its height curling over, the lamp still burning
On the greenhouse print, the phrase "a grand piano in the aisle" can be swapped for "a sleeping tiger in the aisle", "lit only by fireflies" or "flooded with seawater and jellyfish" to make a new picture with the same look.
Drag the top print away, or tap it to turn it over.
I don't write adjectives.
I write what a camera would see.
abandoned victorian greenhouse at dawn, giant monstera, mist, a grand piano in the aisle, pale light through broken glass
- A real kind of place and a time of day. The model fills in a thousand details you never typed.
- Overgrowth says someone left and time kept going. Mist gives the light something to hit.
- One object that implies a person. It is the phrase you can swap on the print at the top.
- Light with a source you could point to. That is what reads as real.
"Ultra-detailed, 8k, masterpiece" describes a mood, not a picture. Every pack below is built this way, and the course teaches you to do it yourself.
Prompt packs
Tested prompts, each with the image or clip it made and a note on why it works. Turn a print over to read one.
Storm Light
- 60 weather and landscape prompts at epic scale
- Storms, auroras and last light, already worked out
- For GPT Image and Midjourney
Overgrown
- 50 interiors where nature has taken over
- Mist, overgrowth and one telling object
- For any image or video model
The course
Stop collecting prompts. Start directing.
Six lessons on making a whole AI episode: one character, one look, many shots that belong together.
- Write a scene, not a promptTurn an idea into place, time, light and one detail.
- Cast onceKeep the same face across every shot.
- Move the cameraMoves that read as real footage, not AI wobble.
- Light and colourMake every frame look like it came from one film.
- Cut the episodeA 25-second story that holds attention to the end.
- Release itPost it so people actually watch.
Opening soon. Follow @madprompter to hear first.
Questions
What happens when I join the waitlist?
You get one email when the packs and the course open, and one click in that email takes you off the list. Your address is used for nothing else, and it is never sold or given to anyone.
When do the packs and the course open?
There is no date yet. The waitlist hears first.
When do the packs and the course open?
There is no date yet. It will be announced first on Instagram at @madprompter.
Which tools will I need?
Each pack will list the models it was tested on, such as GPT Image, Midjourney, Kling or Veo. You need your own account with one of them.
Is this for beginners?
Yes. Every prompt is ready to paste, and each one comes with a note explaining why it works.
How will I get my files?
Checkout will run through Gumroad, which emails you a download link straight after payment.
Can I use what I make commercially?
Nothing is on sale yet, so the usage terms are not set. They will be published here before the packs open, and you will see them before you pay.
Can I get a refund?
Nothing is on sale yet, so there is nothing to refund. The refund policy will be published here before anything goes on sale.
