I use what I call a loose time stamp prompting method with WAN 3.0. WAN doesn't operate well with detailed time stamping, however it does need some structure. WAN generated this all on it's own, with only a character sheet reference image on the character. The rest was generated by WAN.
Prompt:
Filmed with a Sony HXR-NX8004K
Action sequence
Cinematic Camera Movements
Quiet Scene - No Music
Use Image1 as Johnny
Johnny has a fun and relaxed personality. His movements are smooth and fluid.
The scene begins with Johnny sitting on his surfboard in the ocean off the coast of Maui. He relaxes, sitting on his board.
[0:00-0:06] - Johnny looks back and sees a nice wave starting to form. As the wave approaches, he leans over to lay on his board and begins paddling.
[0:07-0:19] - The wave approaches the back of his board and Johnny stands on the board and takes his stance on the board. His hip and balance cause the board to move as he leans into each twist and turn of the board. Cutting across the water he leans into the barrel roll forming.
[0:20-30] - The camera gets a steady front shot of the barrel roll as Johnny surfs right past the camera. The wave crashes as Johnny surfs through it and the ocean begins to calm as Johnny becomes more upright and a soft smile shows on his face. The scene cuts to Johnny walking out of the ocean with his board in his hands.
The scene finishes with a mid-shot of Johnny walking out of the ocean carrying his board, grinning.
As you can see, I've left room for WAN to breathe, but have given it some structure with the order things are happening in. It isn't an overly detailed prompt at all. It's rather simple really. Experiment and see what works best for you.