Can use the 'split-scene splicing method': first plan the storyboard, split the long video into multiple 30-60 seconds of key scenes; write prompts for each scene independently, pay attention to maintain the consistency of the style; after generating all the clips, use Premiere and other tools to add transitions. Professional advice: 1) specify the "lens continuity" requirement in the cue; 2) use Max mode to ensure uniform picture quality; 3) overlay the audio track to achieve a coherent sound effect. The platform will soon launch automatic segmentation function to further simplify the process.
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