Unlimited footage, generated block by block.

Blocks, not clips

Each shot becomes a block whose duration is dictated by the narration timing rather than a model's fixed output length. Blocks are keyframed from the corresponding still, which keeps subject, framing and palette stable across the boundary between them.

• Block duration derived from word-level timing in stage 04
• Head and tail frames shared across adjacent blocks for clean joins
• Camera move continued through cuts where the brief calls for it

Camera language

Movement is specified as a camera operation — slow push, parallax drift, handheld float, crane reveal — with speed tied to the beat's energy. Static frames are used deliberately, because constant motion reads as filler.

Continuity across the chain

Blocks, licensed footage and narration all carry the same grade reference and loudness target, and the edit brief specifies cut points, transitions and sound-design cues — so the pieces drop onto your timeline already speaking the same visual and sonic language.