Stitching Multi-Camera Sequences from T2V Output
T2V gives you independent clips. Four prompt tricks that make them feel like they were shot on the same camera rig.
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T2V gives you independent clips. Four prompt tricks that make them feel like they were shot on the same camera rig.
Continuity in AI video comes from enforced parameter locks and identity strings, not intuition. Here are the rules in the order you apply them, with the assertion code to enforce each one.
Only specific endpoints accept end_image_url, and it lives on the image-to-video variants. Kling uses start_image_url instead. Here's what each model actually does with the anchor.
If every clip is 6 seconds you've given your editor a slide show. Map durations against the narrative arc before the first API call, here's how to do it per-model.
"Cinematic" tells the model nothing. A five-word lighting token repeated verbatim across every prompt in a sequence does the work. Here's how to build one.