LOADING
WHAT IT DOES
The end of one shot is the start of the next.
Continuity is not a setting. Each shot is filmed from a still you approved, and the last frame of one shot is handed to the next as its starting point — so the light, the place and the person carry across the cut.
- 6
- looks to choose between
- 6
- engines, each with its own price
- 1
- shot retries at a time
Frames first, film second
Every shot has a keyframe you can see and approve before anything moves. Filming animates that exact image rather than inventing one, which is why two shots of the same room are the same room.
- The seed is the approved still not a re-reading of the prompt.
- The previous shot's last frame carries into the next as its anchor.
- Change a frame and the clip says so the one filmed from the old still is marked stale, with its price.
Failures do not spread
Shots run at once. One that fails retries on its own rather than taking the others with it, and the provider job handle is kept — so a crash resumes polling instead of paying for the same generation twice.