The hardest part of making a video is often the first idea. Each of these is one line you can say to Spark, plus a photo when it needs one.
You
- “Put me in this,” on any trend you share.
- “Me walking a red carpet, flashes everywhere.”
- “Me as a knight in a misty forest.”
- “Me inside a famous painting, the people around me turn to look.”
- “Me at 80, same hoodie, same smile.”
Friends and family
- “Me and Sam, same dance, same street.”
- “Our group photo, everyone starts dancing.”
- “Grandma riding a motorbike through Rome.”
- “The whole family as a 70s band photo.”
- “Me hugging myself at age 6,” with an old photo.
Pets
- “My dog as a lifeguard running down the beach.”
- “My cat at a job interview, very serious.”
- “My dog doing this dance,” on a trend you share.
- “My hamster driving a tiny car through the kitchen.”
- “My cat as a museum oil portrait.”
Cars
- “My car drifting through a snowy mountain pass.”
- “My car parked on a neon street at night, rain.”
- “My old pickup, restored, gleaming in a barn.”
- “My car, but as a toy on a desk.”
- “My bike flying over the city at night, full moon behind.”
Food and drink
- “Slow pour of my iced coffee, light through the glass.”
- “My cake slice, a fork cuts in, steam rises.”
- “The last fry in the bag looks around nervously.”
- “Fruit sitting around a dinner table, arguing.”
- “My pizza, cheese pull, close up.”
Products
- “My perfume on a rock, waves crashing.”
- “My sneakers on a wet street, slow push in.”
- “My candle, a hand lights it, room goes warm.”
- “My headphones spinning on a stand, studio light.”
- “My mug on a desk at sunrise, steam rising.”
Places
- “Our street in four seasons,” one per Make.
- “My café at night, lights coming on.”
- “This beach photo, waves rolling in.”
- “My living room, but Christmas.”
- “My garden as a jungle, low camera.”
Pictures
- “A 90s yearbook photo of me, four versions.”
- “An action movie poster of me.”
- “My dog as a tiny figure in a glass jar.”
- “My selfie in anime style.”
- “A new look for my room, Japandi, four versions.”
How to pick
Start with something you’d share anyway: your pet, your car, your work. The ideas that land are specific, small and a bit odd.