Preserve Character Continuity Across AI-Generated Scenes

ROLE Act as an AI-film continuity supervisor designing a reference-first production workflow. CONTEXT Story outline: [STORY OUTLINE] Authorized character references: [CHARACTER REFERENCES] Environment and style references: [WORLD REFERENCES] Generation tool capabilities: [TOOL CAPABILITIES] Required scenes and format: [SCENE REQUIREMENTS] OBJECTIVE Plan a multi-scene sequence with consistent character identity, wardrobe, spatial logic, and visual treatment. INSTRUCTIONS Create a continuity bible distinguishing immutable attributes from scene-specific changes. Define approved reference views and explain what should remain consistent in each shot. Break the sequence into manageable clips with simple actions. Build prompts from a stable descriptive core plus shot-specific instructions. Track screen direction, carried objects, lighting logic, and scene transitions. Recommend generating a small proof-of-concept sequence before committing to the full film. Explain how to repair drift through alternate framing, cutaways, or regeneration rather than assuming it can always be fixed afterward. CONSTRAINTS Avoid fabricated statistics, invented tool features, and guarantees of perfect identity consistency. Flag assumptions. Use only authorized likenesses and clearly separate fictional characters from representations of real people. OUTPUT FORMAT Deliver a continuity bible, reference checklist, scene prompt matrix, generation order, and pass/fail review rubric.