Storyboards and AI video: page 2
Plan shots, keep characters consistent, and improve generated footage.
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- How to Write Hailuo H3 Prompts: Structure, Sound, and Reference Modes
Write Hailuo H3 prompts with a visual timeline, soundscape, and audience-only score. Includes a flower-shop example, mode choices, and fixes.
- How to Find Continuity Breaks Between AI Short-Drama Shots
Compare each shot's end with the next shot's start across position, props, visible state, light, text, and action stage; find and repair the first break.
- How to Keep Locations Consistent Across AI Video Shots
Keep room layout, viewing direction and temporary states separate. Use location references to preserve doors, routes and light sources, with filled examples.
- AI Video Lip Sync Problems: Check Speaker, Audio Role and Timing
Separate visible dialogue, off-screen speech and voiceover, then budget time for the full line. Includes a two-person example and a repair table.
- How to Match Color Between AI Video Shots
Distinguish generated drift from intended light changes, then compare matching regions. Includes an original counter scene and focused correction checks.
- How to Cut Away During Continuous Dialogue
Locate the spoken line before cutting to a useful reaction or object. Includes an original key-return scene, interval table and workflow limits.
- How to Storyboard a Single-Room Short Drama
Stage a one-room scene through exits, object control and character purposes. Includes an original locker-room scene and repairs for pointless movement.
- AI Short-Drama Edit List Template
Record footage, boundaries, reasons, subtitles and sound treatment in one edit list. Includes an original example and timing-update checks.
- How to Cast Distinct Voices for an AI Short Drama
Choose character voices through actual auditions, separating stable identity from scene performance. Includes an original casting table and listening checks.
- How to Fix the Wrong Era in AI Drama Images
Anchor the era in story facts before checking devices, furnishings and clothing. Includes an original office example and selective repairs.
- How to Add a Video Frame and Logo Without Obstruction
Place static frames, title bars and logos as separate layers on the actual canvas. Includes an original layout and obstruction and audio checks.
- How to Replace an Unintended Black Video Tail
Distinguish an intentional pause from an unfinished tail, then supply the intended still or animated endcard. Includes an original timing plan and checks.
- How to Storyboard a Group Confrontation
Map who protects, pressures, witnesses and decides before placing the cast. Includes an original scene and repairs for conflicting positions and reactions.
- How to Storyboard Ball Sports for AI Video
Keep the ball’s origin, controller and transfer readable. Includes an original pass sequence and repairs for teleporting objects or reversed movement.
- How to Fix Object Handoffs in AI Video
Specify approach, contact, release and new possession. Includes an original handover prompt and repairs for conflicting hands or duplicated objects.
- Replay an AI Drama Action from Multiple Angles
Replay a peak action deliberately without repeating its result. An original reveal plan covers the primary shot, shared states and the next shot.
- Extra People or Duplicate Characters in AI Video
Check reference roles, visible cast and entry paths when AI video adds people or duplicates a character. Includes an original prompt repair.
- How to Keep Music Continuous Across AI-Generated Video Shots
Does music restart or hard-cut when separately generated shots are joined? Map its entry, exit, continuation, or dialogue ducking, then replay the joined cut.
- AI Video Room Tone Jumps Between Shots: A Checklist
Does ambience jump between AI-generated shots of the same space? Track location/view and recurring sound, explain changes, then replay the actual cut.
- Short-Drama Subtitles: Text, Timing and Placement
Fix wrong, late or obstructive captions: verify script text, locate speech, convert clip timing and review readability in the finished cut.
- Where to Trim an AI Video: Actions and Reactions
Trim waiting, drift and repeated motion by marking usable spans, then choosing cuts that preserve complete speech, action results and reactions.
- AI Video Camera Drift: Lock or Time the Move
Wanted a still camera but got a push or orbit? Check accepted motion, resolve prompt conflicts and specify framing, allowed action and hold intervals.
- Fix Deformed Hands in AI Video
Locate hand defects in references, motion and object contact. Reduce competing fine actions while preserving required technique and story facts.
- Fix Slow Actions in AI Video
Separate deliberate waiting, delayed starts and stretched motion. Plan beats within the accepted duration and select usable footage from actual results.