Character Reference for Video
Define the character before the next scene.
A new setting or action can make a character harder to describe consistently. Start by identifying the facial features, hair, clothing, and other details that make this character recognizable to you.
Use the reference to explain who the scene is about. Describe the action and setting separately so the character's identity has a clear place in your idea.
The Character and the Changing Scene
Compare the character reference with each result. Look at the identity and appearance details you intended to carry across the scenes.
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Prepare the Character Description
- Identify the Reference
- Choose the character reference you want to discuss and name the details that distinguish the character.
- Separate Identity from the Scene
- Describe appearance first, then state the action, setting, and camera direction for the new moment.
- Decide What to Compare
- Note the features you want to review across scenes, such as the face, hair, outfit, or accessories.
Plan the Character's Next Moment
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