Stitching a One-Take Video Using Keyframes
mrjonfinger · x · 2026-07-15
The author experimented with a technique called a "Oner": layering keyframes over different video clips to stitch together a seamless, continuous one-take effect.
The post also credits the relevant assets and characters, including: cinematography by Julia Harris, robots played by Tony Houart and jieyijeee, scientist played by Jacob Russo, and Bryan Soegondo as the Frankenstein robot.
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