# Happy Horse 1.0

Happy Horse 1.0 on Morphic lets you generate video and audio together from text, images, or visual references. Write a prompt, set a starting frame, use reference images for consistency, or edit existing video with natural language instructions. The model produces visuals and sound in a single pass, with multilingual lip-sync.

### How to access Happy Horse 1.0 on Morphic

1. Start a new file or open an existing one in a project on Morphic
2. Switch to 'Video' in the prompt bar at the bottom, then choose 'Text/Image to Video' or '[Lip Sync](/docs/video/lip-sync.md)'

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3. Click the model selector and select 'Happy Horse'

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4. Write your prompt, optionally add visual references, and click 'Generate'

### Prompting tips

| Do                                                                                                                                                                         | Don't                                                                                             |
| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Start with your subject, action, and setting, then add one camera or lighting cue. Shorter prompts tend to produce cleaner results, especially for single-character scenes | Stack five cinematography cues in one prompt, they cancel each other out                          |
| Use concrete lighting terms ("warm amber backlight," "overcast daylight," "sodium vapor street lamps")                                                                     | Use vague modifiers like "good lighting" or "beautiful atmosphere"                                |
| Put camera direction at the end of the prompt, that's where it gets the most weight                                                                                        | Use slop words: stunning, epic, breathtaking, masterpiece, hyperrealistic, ultra detailed         |
| Use shot lists with timecodes for multi-beat scenes (e.g., Shot 1 wide 0-1s, Shot 2 mid tracking 1-4s)                                                                     | Write multi-step action as plain prose ("first X, then Y, then Z"), it compresses into one motion |
| Describe a visual style in technique terms ("backlit silhouette, soft natural haze, cool desaturated palette")                                                             | Drop a director or DP name alone ("Roger Deakins cinematography") and expect it to carry the look |

That's how you use Happy Horse 1.0 on Morphic. Use it to generate AI video with built-in audio, camera control, and multilingual lip-sync from any starting point, text, images, or visual references.

If you have any trouble or have any questions, feel free to reach out. We're happy to help. Write to us at [**support@morphic.com**](mailto:support@morphic.com)**.**


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