# How do you keep Gemini from missing key details like runtime when outlining short videos?

Gemini has been great for turning a rough story idea plus a reference image into a scene-by-scene plan with prompts, camera movements, dialogue, and timing, which helps me spot pacing issues early. But it can still miss important details even when they’re spelled out, like delivering a much shorter runtime than requested. Breaking the story into smaller scenes works, but it adds steps and makes it harder to keep the look consistent across clips. How are you prompting or structuring your workflow to get more reliable runtimes and consistency?

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