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How I prepare, prompt and organise an AI production so that characters stay consistent and every shot serves the story.
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How to Use Four Variations to Diagnose an AI Shot
Treat four AI video variations as a diagnostic batch, inspect every frame, and salvage the usable seconds before regenerating.
Build Prop References Without Hands or Backgrounds
Build clean 3:4 prop references that preserve shape, material, scale, wear, and markings without hands or scenery.
Build Wardrobe References Around What Your Character Always Wears
Group permanent clothing into one 3:4 look, separate optional pieces, and create independent references for each story state.
Build Character Sheets That Give the Clothes as Much Attention as the Face
Build one character sheet per costume, document the headless front view, and approve clothing construction alongside facial identity.
Turn Existing AI Portraits Into a Complete Character Reference Set
Audit existing AI portraits, preserve useful references, and generate only the character views your set is missing.
Give AI Portraits a Distinct Face Before Adding Skin Detail
Review nine portrait decisions in order so realistic skin does not hide an interchangeable AI-generated face.
Use a Floor Plan to Keep Doors and Furniture in Place Across AI Shots
Build a top-down scene map with landmarks and distances, then use it as a spatial reference across changing AI camera angles.
Start Your Next AI Shot From a Frame You Already Have
Capture an approved frame, use it as the next shot’s starting image, and let prop references complete the surrounding environment.
I Misread Who Was in the Shot. Three Faces Settled It
I mistook hands for sword handles and identified the wrong character. Comparing three enlarged faces corrected my reading.
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