Start with characters and a storyboard

Describe character appearance, clothing, setting, and narrative intent before breaking the story into shots. Specify the visual, action, dialogue, and duration of each shot, using consistent references. Review character continuity across several shots; a character sheet or one successful clip does not prove consistency throughout a film.

Review generation and post-production separately

Review subjects, movement, and visuals before addressing voice, subtitles, editing, and music. Check material rights, personal permissions, and publication requirements separately. Processing time, channels, and per-shot costs can vary; test a few shots before expanding to a complete production.

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A few things to check next.

  • ✓Prepare a script and character references
  • ✓Test a few essential shots first
  • ✓Check rights and publication requirements

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