Develop a video shot with Veo
Use Veo in Neylora to explore how a scene could look in motion. Write the action, framing and camera direction, then choose the clip settings available in the generator.
Brief a shot, not a whole film
Establish the subject and location, describe a specific action and indicate the camera movement. For a product scene, explain how the object moves or how the camera reveals it. Treat these as creative directions, not guaranteed choreography.
Choose a supported guidance mode
Use frame or image-reference inputs according to the controls shown. Their combinations and clip duration can be restricted. Select sound generation when it is available and wanted for the shot.
Review motion and sound together
Watch for changes in faces, objects and background continuity. If audio is enabled, listen to the complete result as well. Exact likeness and every requested movement are not guaranteed.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use frames and references together?
Do not assume they can be combined. Use the input mode and combinations offered by the current Veo controls.
Can the clip include sound?
Sound generation is supported. Check the available audio control and review the result rather than assuming every sound direction will be followed exactly.