Will the background warp in the close-ups?

Using Depth ControlNets, we lock the background structure so the diner window remains exactly behind the actor's head in every shot.

Multi-Camera Syncing: Same Scene, Different AI Lens

Breaking the Single-Shot Constraint

Amateur AI videos are just random clips glued together. Professional narrative requires geographic consistency. To cut a conversation, you must master the art of forcing the AI to shoot multiple angles of the same hallucinated room.

Key Features

Spatial Geometry Locking: Use a wide "Master Shot" as a structural anchor, forcing the AI to remember where the lamp, the window, and the actor are located in 3D space.
The 180-Degree Rule: Learn how to prompt the camera to cross the axis or remain strictly on one side for accurate, Hollywood-grade dialogue cutting.
Eyeline Matching: Ensure that Character A is looking off-screen right, and Character B is looking off-screen left, so the edit connects them seamlessly.

How It Works

Generate the Master: Create the wide establishing shot of two people at a diner.
Seed the Close-Ups: Extract frames of each actor, and generate new close-up videos based on those identical seeds.
Cut it Together: Edit the multi-camera angles in the timeline. The audience will never know it wasn't physically shot that way.