I have been experimenting with quick video drafts for coin photography ideas, mainly to preview how a slow rotation or a light sweep would read before setting up a real shoot.
The workflow is a prompt-led generator: you describe the subject, its motion, the camera framing, visual detail and (optionally) native audio direction in one pass. I have been using Muse Video, which is still preview-stage: Muse Video (https://muse-video.app/)
What is actually useful for me is the pre-visualisation step. Deciding on camera angle and lighting on screen first saves a lot of trial and error once the macro rig comes out. Nothing I would trust for a final asset while it is preview-stage, but as a storyboard aid it is handy.
Has anyone here tried this kind of tool for planning shots of slabbed coins or banknote sets?