Wendy

Anyone who has stitched together a handful of AI-generated clips into a single sequence has run into this: shot one establishes a character in a blue jacket under afternoon light, and by shot four the jacket has turned gray and the light reads like dusk. Individually, each clip looks fine. Together, they break the illusion of a single continuous scene. This is less a model limitation than a workflow gap — most generation happens prompt by prompt, with each clip treated as its own event rather ...