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You make an AI character sheet by rendering one character in consistent front, three-quarter, and profile views on a neutral background, then saving it as a reusable reference. That sheet becomes the identity anchor you attach to every still and shot so the character stays the same across your whole film.
Copy any recipe, or run it free in the studio — the prompt prefills and the model is preselected for you.
Front, three-quarter, and profile in one frame.
Character turnaround sheet on neutral grey, even soft studio light. A stoic desert scavenger in her thirties, sun-weathered skin, a scar through one eyebrow, a patched sand-colored duster over layered wraps, goggles pushed up on her forehead. Front view, three-quarter view, and profile view aligned on one frame, consistent proportions, photoreal.
Capture the character’s range.
Expression sheet. [Image1] the same desert scavenger, four head-and-shoulders portraits in a row: neutral, wary, a hard grin, and grim resolve. Identical face, scar, and wardrobe to the reference, even studio light, photoreal.
Alt looks that stay on-model.
Costume variant. [Image1] the same desert scavenger, now in a rain-slicked hooded oilskin for a night sequence, same face and scar, goggles down over her eyes. Three-quarter view, neutral grey, even light, photoreal. Keep her identity identical to the reference.
The real leverage is in the pipeline between generations — keeping one character across every shot, and frame-chaining each clip’s last frame into the next so a storyboard becomes one continuous move. That is a built-in FXI Studio capability.
Render one character in consistent front, three-quarter, and profile views on a neutral background with even light, include memorable describable details, and save the result as a reusable reference. That sheet becomes the identity anchor for your whole film.
A turnaround should show aligned front, three-quarter, and profile views with consistent proportions, plus optionally an expression row and wardrobe variants — all referencing the master sheet so the identity stays locked.
Attach the sheet as a reference on every still and shot, cite it in the prompt, and describe the character with identical words. In FXI Studio you can save it as a tagged character so the studio carries the identity into every generation automatically.
Even, directionless light removes shadows that would otherwise vary the face between renders, so the character reads as the same identity from every angle and in every downstream shot.
Render the turnaround on a character-consistent image model, add expression and wardrobe variants, and save them as reusable characters. New accounts start with 65 free credits, and each recipe prefills in one click.
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