Character & Style Consistency

Keeping one face, one wardrobe and one world across dozens of shots.

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1. 00:00Character & Style Consistency. Keeping one face, one wardrobe and one world across dozens of shots.
2. 00:06Consistency is the hardest problem in AI film.
3. 00:11Models have no memory between generations, so you must supply the memory: reference images, fixed seeds and locked descriptive blocks.
4. 00:19Character sheet: generate one hero image, then front/side/three-quarter views from it.
5. 00:24Reference conditioning: feed the hero image into every subsequent generation.
6. 00:29Locked description: a verbatim 25-word character block reused in every prompt.
7. 00:34Fixed seed: same seed + same look block = same visual family.
8. 00:39Wardrobe anchors: one loud, specific item (a red scarf, a cracked visor) reads as identity even when the face drifts.
9. 00:47Reference table: Drift symptom, Cause, Fix.
10. 00:52Note: Cut away when drift is unavoidable: an insert shot of hands, an object or the environment hides a character mismatch better than any prompt trick.

Consistency is the hardest problem in AI film. Models have no memory between generations, so you must supply the memory: reference images, fixed seeds and locked descriptive blocks.

• Character sheet: generate one hero image, then front/side/three-quarter views from it.
• Reference conditioning: feed the hero image into every subsequent generation.
• Locked description: a verbatim 25-word character block reused in every prompt.
• Fixed seed: same seed + same look block = same visual family.
• Wardrobe anchors: one loud, specific item (a red scarf, a cracked visor) reads as identity even when the face drifts.