Anna Bortsova, a UX engineer with an artist's eye, has turned Google's internal AI tests into little pieces that hook you: paper ferns that slowly unfold, a pink flamingo fluttering with a delicious sound, and skewers of paper that crunch on camera. The trick? Not writing the final prompt, but asking Gemini to write the prompts for her. That's called meta prompting, and it's what powers her videos made with Veo 3.
What meta prompting is and why it works
Does it sound like playing on a team with the AI? Exactly. Instead of dictating scene by scene, Anna asks Gemini to generate very detailed prompts for multiple scenes (sometimes 5 to 10 at a time). Then she uses those prompts in Veo or in the Gemini app and gets visual and sound results that feel handcrafted.
The main advantage is depth: the prompts Gemini produces can be very long and specific, even filling pages. That gives the video generation tool a much richer guide than a typical brief prompt.
