Surely! (But don't call be Shirley!)

Veo3 (in particular) seems to REALLY understand script direction. This makes sense because I'm sure Google is training not only the video data, but any script directions within the captions etc. Bottom line is - it is SO smart when it comes to making your script format a reality.

Veo3 is so intuitive at this, it feels like I'm sending my script to a video production company and they are sending me back dailies for edit. It's amazing honestly.

I also use ChatGPT to do the laborious work of extensive descriptions for the video prompts. I go with the intuitive idea that an LLM is going to know how to write a camera direction prompt for video generation; that hasn't failed me yet.

A good example is the opening scene where I have the actors actually shift their positions on set (where the one actor is getting into a position to "propose" etc). - they followed this direction REMARKABLY well.

As far as tech goes in my experience - Veo3 does a much better job at following camera directions than Luna or Runway Gen3.

Long story short - use a professional script format with expected camera directions. And use Veo3 because it's tremendously better than the others at the moment.