Give each reference a specific role
Separate identity photographs from clothing references and the intended location. Number the images and explain which garment or detail each one contributes. Conflicting references need a choice, not a vague instruction to combine everything.
For an educational presenter, use a clear face reference, a chosen outfit and a location with appropriate standing or seated space. Avoid accidentally asking for a different person when the goal is only improved lighting or composition.
Review the starting frame like a photographer
Check facial features, clothing details, hands, perspective and lighting direction. A strong prompt requests consistency, but it cannot guarantee perfect identity preservation or unchanged lettering; inspect the actual image.
Keep the approved source and later variants separate so an edit can be compared with its original. The intended Studio workflow links a presenter and location into a starting frame; complete production-path acceptance is still open in limited V1.
Carry continuity into motion
Specify natural expression and restrained body language without changing clothing, room layout or printed details. Check the full moving result for drift across frames, not just the thumbnail. Outdoor scenes may legitimately contain background movement, which should be described deliberately.
Questions before you start
Can a prompt guarantee identical facial features in every frame?
No. Strong reference instructions help define intent, but the delivered images and video still require inspection.
Are reference images automatically safe to reuse?
No. Use images you own or are authorised to use and respect the people represented in them.
Take one clear next step
Open the application to check the capabilities available to your account. Review your inputs and approvals before requesting production.
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