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Wan 3.0: Agree on the Opening Shot Before Filming

Before filming a jacket promo, check what the client wants viewers to see first: the whole jacket or a close-up of the collar. That choice affects the setup, and a written brief can leave it unclear.

With Wan 3.0 on JXP, you can turn a product photo into a short moving draft to discuss the framing before the shoot.

Start with a full view of the jacket and a slight camera push-in.

Upload a clear photo you own or have permission to use. Choose Image to Video, select 9:16 for a vertical promo and set the duration to five seconds. Leave sound off while reviewing the shot.

Try this prompt:

“Start from the uploaded jacket photo. Move the camera slightly closer while keeping the entire jacket visible. Leave space below the hem. Keep the background still. One shot, no cuts or added text.”

Compare the result with the original photo. If the hem gets cropped, reduce the camera movement while keeping the same reference image and other settings.

Check the jacket’s shape and stitching, too. If either has visibly changed, try another draft or use the still photo to discuss framing. Label any shared clip “AI concept preview,” and use real product footage wherever accurate appearance matters.

Then ask the client:

“Should the opening keep the whole jacket visible, or focus on the collar?”

If they choose the collar, that is a different shot. Prepare a clear detail photo for the next draft instead of relying on the model to invent stitching that the original image does not show.

Once you agree on the view and pace, add those choices to the shot list.

What do you usually show clients before a shoot: reference photos, a storyboard or a rough video?