Keep characters and shots consistent across an AI film

Use a small set of locked visual anchors and a repeatable shot record so each generation belongs to the same character, location and cinematic world.

20-minute setup Fill-in build kit

YOU WILL LEAVE WITH

A reusable continuity sheet for one character and one visual world

The working template

Complete each block in order.

Define five visible details that do not change: silhouette, face, hair, wardrobe and one distinctive object.

Example: Compact service robot, oval screen face, chipped yellow shell, blue courier bag, red antenna tip.

Lock the location materials, time of day, weather, palette and light direction.

Example: Empty concrete city, dawn fog, blue-grey palette, warm light always entering from frame right.

For every approved frame, record shot size, camera height, lens feeling, movement and the reference image used.

Example: Shot 03 — medium wide, waist height, compressed lens, slow push, reference frame A02.

When regenerating, change only the action or framing. Keep the approved character and world anchors untouched.

Example: Keep all anchors; change action from walking to stopping and looking toward frame right.