Prerequisites and brief
Prepare one approved reference frame, a 6–12 second goal, the destination aspect ratio and a written list of identity anchors. Define the audience action before writing camera language.
- Shot 1 establishes
- Shot 2 changes one action
- Shot 3 resolves
Generate controlled variations
Keep subject, wardrobe, location and light fixed. Change only action or camera per attempt. Save the prompt and model choice with every candidate so a successful result can be reproduced.
Troubleshoot and approve
If identity drifts, simplify motion and strengthen the reference. If geometry breaks, reduce simultaneous actions. Review frame edges, small objects, transitions and audio before editing the final sequence.
- Check at full resolution
- Reject continuity breaks early
- Record why the winning take passed