Which AI video models' docs name an over-the-shoulder shot?
3 of the 24 models: Google Veo, SceneMixer and Wan. The other 21 do not, in the docs read. As of 2026-10-13.
| Model | How the docs use it | From the docs |
|---|---|---|
| Google Veo | defined | Over-the-shoulder shot : frames the shot from behind one person, looking over their shoulder at another… |
| SceneMixer | example | Say the angle if it matters: over @Jules’s shoulder, from the doorway, from the passenger window. |
| Wan | example | Firelight , over-the-shoulder shot. |
Inclusion rule. Models whose own docs meet the condition in the question. Order. Alphabetical by model name.
1Why it matters
An over-the-shoulder shot frames one speaker past the back of the other's head, which is how two-person dialogue is usually covered. Docs that name it give a writer a way to keep both people placed in every shot.
2From the docs
Over-the-shoulder shot : frames the shot from behind one person, looking over their shoulder at another person or object, common in conversations.
Google Cloud, Veo video prompt guide
Say the angle if it matters: over @Jules’s shoulder, from the doorway, from the passenger window.
SceneMixer, how to write one shot
3The rest of the register
Not matching: Adobe Firefly, Grok Imagine, Higgsfield, HunyuanVideo 1.5, Kling AI, Leonardo Motion 2.0, LTX, LTX Studio, Luma Dream Machine, Midjourney, MiniMax Hailuo, Moonvalley Marey, Open-Sora 2.0, Pika, PixVerse, Runway, Seedance, SkyReels, Sora, Step-Video-TI2V and Vidu.
- Camera word: over-the-shoulder shotThe docs define over-the-shoulder shot and describe what it does
- Camera word: over-the-shoulder shotAn over-the-shoulder angle appears in the guide's own example
- Camera word: over-the-shoulder shotOver-the-shoulder shot appears in the docs' own prompt examples