Redditor makes a serious TV drama's lead dance in 42 scenes with MiniMax video model
SeamlessScene · reddit · 2026-11-07
A Reddit user shared a repeatable pipeline for character swaps (and other changes) across a full hour-long TV episode, demonstrated by making a serious detective drama's lead dance through 42 scenes.
Workflow highlights:
- Stack: MiniMax H3 in first-and-last-frame mode (FL2VA) inside ComfyUI, 8-step turbo LoRA, 1024×512 for a 2:1 frame
- Seamless joins: every pass starts and ends on an original frame from the episode; chained 2–7s clips land back in real footage with no visible cut
- Audio: the episode's own audio feeds H3's audio guide so generation stays in sync; dialogue and soundtrack remain untouched originals
- Scene selection: a model scanned the full episode to pick 42 usable lead-character scenes (not too distant, few fast cuts), with a ChatGPT harness marking start/end points
- Choreography & prompts: Claude wrote the dance moves; prompts describe identity and wardrobe once, then the per-pass choreography
- Post-processing: essentially none, filtered via the author's own clip-rating process
The author offers to share more details on the workflow.
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