01Fix three visual anchors
Choose three visible features: hairstyle, clothing color and a carried object. Repeat the same description in every prompt. Don't alternate between ‘red coat’ and ‘crimson cape’. A name usually gives a model less visual guidance than a clear appearance description.
02Use shot design for continuity
Every shot needn't reintroduce the whole body. Hands, silhouettes, environmental reactions and object inserts can move the story while reducing distracting changes in face or costume details. Finish an action before changing angle.
This site currently creates individual text-to-video clips. For strict cross-shot continuity, a larger workflow can use a shared reference image, image-to-video and editing. A text prompt alone cannot guarantee that consistency.
03Build a small production library
Organize approved material by character and location. Record the prompt, settings and the details you accepted or rejected. Don't keep a visibly distorted key shot just to avoid one revision. In editing, establish action and emotional continuity before grading and captions.