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Late, But Make It Fashion — AI Character Film
A character-driven fashion short exploring consistency, humor and multi-shot AI storytelling.
A self-initiated short-form character study following one stylized 3D fashion character through a chaotic morning routine.
The project was developed around maintaining the same character identity, outfit, room and visual language across multiple shots, expressions, actions and camera angles.
Rather than treating each frame as an isolated generation, I built the sequence as a continuous narrative: sleep → interruption → chaos → transformation → confidence.
The final piece explores how AI-assisted filmmaking can support recurring characters and short-form episodic storytelling while preserving visual continuity.
Role: Creative Direction, Character Direction, AI Visual Production, Motion Direction
Deliverables: Character keyframes, multi-shot animation, 9:16 social film, final campaign stills
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