A cinematic, realistic book trailer created for an original fiction project currently in development.
I developed the visual direction and built the trailer using an AI-assisted workflow across Seedance, Nano Banana and Kling, with a strong focus on realism, character consistency, atmosphere and cinematic continuity between shots.
The process involved generating and refining visual references, creating consistent environments and characters, directing motion across multiple AI video models, and shaping the final sequence through editing, pacing, sound and visual rhythm.
Rather than treating each generated shot as an isolated image, the goal was to make the piece feel like a cohesive live-action trailer with its own visual world.
The book itself is still in development, so the trailer focuses on mood, tone and cinematic identity rather than revealing the full story.
Thank you! Character consistency is definitely one of the hardest parts. I usually manage it by building a small set of character variations first, with close attention to facial details, and then reinforcing those traits in the prompts throughout the sequence. I also do a lot...
That frame has genuine atmospheric weight to it. Are you using Kling primarily for character motion or environment shots? Dialing in prompt consistency across different scene setups in book trailers is a real grind.
Thank you — that’s exactly the hard part. I use Magnific a lot to build and refine character variations first, especially focusing on facial details and consistency. For secondary scenes, I often use Kling 2.5 through Magnific because the unlimited workflow helps me test a lot...