Storyboarding With AI: How to Control Character Blocking and Location Consistency Across Shots
ghostman02 · reddit · 2026-09-28
A creator making a multi-shot microdrama asks r/StableDiffusion how to solve AI storyboarding's core pain points: keeping characters recognizable as pose, scale and position change, and keeping a location's layout and landmarks consistent across camera angles.
- Pure prompting ("A on the left, B by the door") isn't enough control; they want visual layout via boxes/masks, pose/depth guides, or a top-down map with a camera marker.
- They ask ComfyUI users whether regional prompting, ControlNet pose/depth, 3D proxies or multiple location views work.
- They also ask whether GPT Image 2/2.5 or Nano Banana Pro users have tried 2D reference images with bounding boxes for character/prop placement.
The post clearly outlines the spatial-control gap in current AI storyboarding workflows.
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