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Create and review video shots
Create scene clips in the Video stage after approving the shot images. Generate a short, demanding scene first when you need to test motion or lip sync. Review the clip with the selected music before generating the rest. This tutorial covers the step between approved images and a finished video.
By AI Music.Video · Updated:
Before you start
Every scene needs its selected image before you enter Video. Check that your storyboard descriptions still match those images. The keyframe guide covers that review; the complete workflow covers audio and project setup. For a visible singer, also review the lip-sync production approaches.
Steps
- Open Video and inspect the scene cards. Check the source image and description for each scene. Identify the hardest movement, such as a face turning or a character holding an object, and test that scene first.
- Choose Lip sync only for a scene that needs a visible singing performance. Review the updated credit amount before selecting Generate. A landscape or instrumental sequence does not need a mouth movement test.
- Play the finished clip at normal speed. Watch the subject once, the background once, and then the whole clip with music. Check for sudden costume changes, extra objects, unstable faces and movement that starts too late.
- Select an approved version from the scene history. Generate the remaining clips when the direction works. Once every required scene is ready, select Make final video. Follow the export checklist to inspect and download the assembled result.
Worked example
Imagine a chorus that starts with a singer close-up and ends on a wide stage. Test the close-up first because face motion is the demanding part. If the mouth or identity changes, simplify the action or select a better starting image before producing the wider scenes.
Check the result
You should have playable scene videos with the intended versions selected. Review the cuts between scenes, not only the clips in isolation. The first image of a new shot should make sense after the final image of the preceding one.
If something goes wrong
If a clip fails, read its error and operation state before submitting another attempt. If it completes but looks wrong, follow targeted regeneration. If the final video action is unavailable, check unfinished scenes and whether any earlier operation is still running. Generation time varies; a spinner alone does not mean a request failed.