# MASTER AI VIDEO GENERATION PROMPT
## LEXORA IELTS — How Your IELTS Writing Band Score Is Calculated
### 1. VIDEO SPECIFICATIONS
Create a premium, cinematic educational Instagram Reel explaining how IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 and Task 2 scores are calculated.
- **Brand:** LEXORA IELTS
- **Duration:** 50 seconds
- **Aspect ratio:** Vertical 9:16
- **Resolution:** 1080 × 1920 minimum
- **Frame rate:** 30 FPS
- **Visual style:** Premium 3D motion graphics, elegant data visualization, minimalist educational design
- **Audience:** IELTS Academic candidates
- **Voiceover:** Professional, natural English narration with a neutral international accent
- **Audio:** Subtle cinematic electronic music with delicate interface sound effects
The finished video must feel like a professionally produced educational reel from a premium international learning brand. Use sophisticated animation, dimensional objects, elegant transitions, accurate calculations, and carefully controlled visual pacing.
### 2. VISUAL IDENTITY AND ART DIRECTION
Maintain a pure white background (#FFFFFF) throughout the entire video.
Use this exact color palette:
- Deep navy typography: #0F172A
- Secondary slate grey: #475569
- Electric blue calculations: #0284C7
- Teal task-weighting graphics: #0D9488
- Emerald-green correct results: #059669
- Warm amber supporting accents: #D97706
Use bold, modern, highly legible sans-serif typography. Incorporate translucent glass-effect cards, delicate shadows, subtle reflections, realistic 3D depth, fine geometric grid lines, and soft ambient lighting.
Keep decorative blue and sage-green shapes restricted to the extreme corners. The center of the composition must remain white, uncluttered, and easy to read on a mobile screen.
Use smooth camera movements, controlled parallax, polished easing, precise number animations, and seamless transitions between scenes.
### 3. STRICT PRODUCTION RULES
1. Begin at exactly 00:00 with the first animated calculation. No introductory title, greeting, logo reveal, or opening card.
2. Do not display subtitles, closed captions, transcript bars, or duplicated voiceover text.
3. Display only the specified labels, calculations, numbers, and essential annotations.
4. Preserve every supplied mathematical expression exactly.
5. Synchronize visual changes with the corresponding narration.
6. Hold important calculations on screen long enough to be read comfortably.
7. Never introduce extra numerical examples or unsupported scoring rules.
8. Do not use visual clutter, cartoon characters, excessive particle effects, or flashy transitions.
9. Maintain consistent typography, lighting, camera language, and graphic styling throughout.
10. Render all displayed text cleanly, with correct spelling and mathematical symbols.
### SCENE 1 — FOUR CRITERIA, ONE AVERAGE
**Timecode: 00:00–00:14**
**Opening visual**
Begin immediately with four dimensional circular segments moving smoothly from different directions to form a perfect circular ring. Each segment occupies an equal 25% share.
Reveal four compact labels around the ring, with subtle geometric icons:
- Task Achievement — 25%
- Coherence and Cohesion — 25%
- Lexical Resource — 25%
- Grammatical Range and Accuracy — 25%
Make each criterion equally prominent.
The circular ring rotates slightly before transforming into a floating white-glass calculation panel.
Animate the numbers individually from four different directions:
8 + 8 + 7 + 6 = 29
Align the numbers precisely on a shared baseline. Draw a fine electric-blue division line beneath the total.
Reveal the next expression:
29 ÷ 4 = 7.25
Make 7.25 the visual focal point using a restrained blue glow, subtle dimensional extrusion, and a gentle settling animation.
Add one small annotation beneath the formula:
“Simplified criterion average”
**Voiceover — use exactly:**
“In Writing Task 1, four criteria are weighted equally at twenty-five percent each. If your scores are eight, eight, seven, and six, their total is twenty-nine. Divide by four, and the average is seven point two five. This is a simplified criterion average, not automatically your official reported Task 1 band.”
**Transition:** The circular graphic compresses into a thin horizontal line, which expands into a sophisticated balance scale.
### SCENE 2 — TASK 1 VERSUS TASK 2
**Timecode: 00:14–00:30**
Create an elegant 3D balance scale against the same pure white background.
On the left, display a white-and-blue platform:
TASK 1
approximately ⅓
1× weight
On the right, display a white-and-teal platform:
TASK 2
approximately ⅔
2× weight
Animate the right-hand platform descending smoothly to illustrate the greater weighting of Task 2. Keep the motion restrained, realistic, and educational.
Transform the balance scale into a clean mathematical layout.
Reveal the first expression:
Task 1: 6.5 × 1 = 6.5
Reveal the second expression:
Task 2: 7.0 × 2 = 14.0
Use blue accents for Task 1 and teal accents for Task 2. Animate each multiplication symbol and result separately.
Then combine the values into the following prominent formula:
6.5 + 7.0 + 7.0 = 20.5
Draw a thin vertical line downward to connect the total to the final calculation:
20.5 ÷ 3 = 6.83
Make 6.83 appear in a large electric-blue numerical display.
Next, animate a small green rounding indicator that reveals:
6.83 → 7.0
Use a smooth left-to-right motion and a restrained emerald highlight on 7.0.
Keep all calculations accurately aligned and readable. Do not obscure any formula with decorative effects.
**Voiceover — use exactly:**
“Task Two carries twice the weight of Task One. Task One contributes approximately one-third of the Writing score, while Task Two contributes two-thirds. If Task One is six point five and Task Two is seven point zero, add six point five, seven, and seven to get twenty point five. Divide by three to get approximately six point eight three, which rounds to an overall Writing band of seven point zero.”
**Transition:** The calculation panel narrows into a horizontal numerical ruler with precise animated markers.
### SCENE 3 — ROUNDING EXAMPLES
**Timecode: 00:30–00:41**
Create a minimalist, premium numerical ruler using thin slate-grey tick marks, electric-blue starting markers, and emerald-green final markers.
Present exactly three examples, one at a time.
**Example 1**
6.25 → 6.5
The blue marker moves smoothly toward 6.5. The final value settles with a subtle emerald highlight.
**Example 2**
6.75 → 7.0
The marker glides to 7.0 and locks into position with a delicate confirmation animation.
**Example 3**
6.1 → 6.0
The blue marker moves backward to 6.0 and settles gently. Keep the animation consistent with the previous examples.
At the end, reveal a compact white glass-effect information card with a fine grey border:
“Usual rounding examples. The exact reported score depends on the applicable IELTS scoring process.”
Use clean transitions and sufficient screen time for each numerical example. Avoid adding extra tick labels or unsupported rounding demonstrations.
**Voiceover — use exactly:**
“Remember these rounding examples. Six point two five rounds to six point five. Six point seven five rounds to seven point zero. And six point one rounds down to six point zero.”
**Transition:** The numerical ruler fades into three aligned glass-effect cards.
### SCENE 4 — FINAL TAKEAWAYS AND BRANDING
**Timecode: 00:41–00:50**
Reveal three elegant white cards in sequence using smooth slide-in animations and subtle checkmark reveals.
**CARD 1**
4 equally weighted criteria
Small supporting detail:
25% each
**CARD 2**
Task 2 carries double the weight
Small supporting detail:
Task 1 = 1×
Task 2 = 2×
**CARD 3**
Your Writing score depends on both tasks
Maintain consistent typography, spacing, subtle shadows, and dimensional depth across all three cards.
After the final narration, transition smoothly into a minimal, premium white brand end frame.
Display the brand name exactly:
LEXORA IELTS
Below it, display:
Practice. Improve. Succeed.
Use a thin electric-blue accent line and a subtle light sweep. Keep the final frame sophisticated, clean, and uncluttered.
**Voiceover — use exactly:**
“Remember: four equally weighted criteria, double weighting for Task Two, and a Writing score based on both tasks. Follow LEXORA IELTS. Practice, improve, and succeed.”
### 4. VOICEOVER AND SOUND DESIGN
Use a professionally recorded, warm, confident English narrator with a neutral international accent.
Voice characteristics:
- Clear and natural pronunciation.
- Moderate-fast educational delivery.
- Precise pronunciation of every decimal.
- Natural pauses after major calculations.
- Confident, informative, and approachable tone.
- No exaggerated advertising delivery.
- No unnecessary improvisation.
Pronounce decimals as follows:
- 7.25 — “seven point two five”
- 6.83 — “six point eight three”
- 7.0 — “seven point zero”
- 6.25 — “six point two five”
- 6.75 — “six point seven five”
- 6.1 — “six point one”
- 6.0 — “six point zero”
Use subtle modern instrumental background music at a low volume. Add delicate digital clicks, soft numerical reveal sounds, a gentle mechanical sound for the balance scale, and a restrained tonal accent for the final result.
Keep the voiceover crisp, centered, and clearly audible above the music. Avoid excessive bass, loud impacts, dramatic risers, or distracting sound effects.
### 5. FINAL QUALITY-CONTROL CHECKLIST
Before rendering the final video, verify every item:
- Vertical 9:16 composition, 1080 × 1920 or higher.
- Pure white background throughout.
- Immediate opening calculation at 00:00.
- No opening title or introductory logo animation.
- No subtitles, captions, or transcript bars.
- All four writing criteria displayed with 25% each.
- 8 + 8 + 7 + 6 = 29.
- 29 ÷ 4 = 7.25.
- Task 1 weighting = 1×.
- Task 2 weighting = 2×.
- 6.5 × 1 = 6.5.
- 7.0 × 2 = 14.0.
- 6.5 + 7.0 + 7.0 = 20.5.
- 20.5 ÷ 3 = 6.83, approximately.
- The supplied example shows 6.83 → 7.0.
- 6.25 → 6.5.
- 6.75 → 7.0.
- 6.1 → 6.0.
- All formulas are legible, correctly spelled, and mathematically consistent with the supplied script.
- The final brand name reads exactly “LEXORA IELTS”.
- The tagline reads exactly “Practice. Improve. Succeed.”
- No additional scoring claims, invented examples, or unsupported guarantees.
- Total runtime is approximately 50 seconds.
- Voiceover, animation, and sound effects are synchronized.
### FINAL CREATIVE DIRECTION
Deliver a visually striking, mathematically precise, premium educational reel for LEXORA IELTS. The visual language should combine sophisticated 3D motion design, modern financial-data visualization, clean white-space composition, and polished editorial animation.
Prioritize accuracy, legibility, pacing, and brand consistency over decorative complexity.
The result must feel like a high-end digital learning campaign: elegant, trustworthy, engaging, and exceptionally clear on a mobile screen.
