Multi-camera ski edit from a character sheet: keeping AI video consistent across 7 shots
minchoi · x · 2026-10-17
Example 3 of minchoi's series: a 30-second, seven-shot ski film edit driven by a character reference sheet, simulating real multi-camera coverage—drone, helmet cam, pole cam, snow-planted camera, chase skier, and a long lens across the valley—with hard cuts on action and no slow motion. The core technique: restating the identical outfit and gear in every shot (red jacket, black pants, white helmet, orange mirrored goggles, twin-tip skis) for character consistency, and keeping the low sun always on the skier's left so shadows match across shots. The quoted example 2 pairs Kling 4.0 with Suno v6 for live outdoor concert footage.
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