Animator, designer, and illustrator, and storyteller
AI video studio · product films and series that scale
How I keep episode 40 looking exactly like episode 1.
The look of a series doesn't live in the timeline. It lives in components - titles, charts, captions, lower thirds - built once in code and fed by the numbers in the script.
Change one value, and every chart in every episode updates. 16x9 for YouTube and 9x16 for Shorts come out of the same build, so the vertical cut is never an afterthought.
That is how one person can ship a weekly series without the style drifting by week six.
Editors and producers - do you template your series, or rebuild every episode from scratch?
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38 videos in six weeks on a brand-new faceless channel - three rules that kept every episode in the same world.
The style lock goes at the start AND the end of every frame prompt. Models drift toward whatever they read last.
Stills first, motion second. Every frame is approved as an image before it gets animated - fixing a still costs nothing, fixing a clip costs a re-render.
One room lock per location. Change the light, and the model quietly redesigns the room - unless the room is written down.
Best episodes so far - 4.9K and 3.4K views, zero paid promotion.
What rule keeps your AI visuals consistent?
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We made a five-day AI drama. Here's all of it.
24 Days With My Dragon. On December 1, Nora loses her fiancé and her best friend in front of a full room. Then a snow globe breaks, and a dragon who has waited 300 years walks out of the smoke.
Five days. Seven and a half minutes. No cameras, no actors.
Watch it as a film school, because every day changed how we make it.
Day 1 → 16 cuts. Fast cuts between faces felt dead, so we reshot the whole episode in long takes.
Day 2 → We cut Theo, the shopkeeper. Then we put him back. He was never the problem, the edit was.
Day 3 → The title card stopped being a pause. The next scene's sound now starts on black.
Day 4 → 22 shots became 10. Lip sync went from 218 ms off to about 50, because we kept the performance and changed only the voice.
Day 5 → 5 cuts. One event. One auction, one cloth, one cliffhanger.
Three words send the dragon back into the glass. She has just said two of them.
Where did it grab you, and where did it lose you? Honest notes welcome.
A Lombrozo & Partners Original. Made with Google Flow, ElevenLabs and Remotion.
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Day 5 of 24 Days With My Dragon, and the one that took just 5 cuts.
One event. One auction, one cloth, one cliffhanger.
Three words send the dragon back into the glass. She has just said two of them.
Days 1 to 4 are in our previous post.
A Lombrozo & Partners Original. Made with Google Flow, ElevenLabs and Remotion.
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AI Development Engineer — Agent-Directed Product Engineering
Video Editor and Animator
Video Editor and Animator
