... faces this same constraint. But here's what frustrated me: I couldn't control the inputs with any precision. I couldn't: Upload my own character reference and have it appear consistently across scenes Specify camera angles and shot composition Control the start and end frames of a clip Make the same character appear in Scene 1 and Scene 3 wearing the same outfit Use different narration voices for different scenes I wasn't directing. I was gambling with prompts ... ... generated, not just hope the prompt worked. So I built RizzGen with a scene-based architecture: Break your video into scenes with a storyboard and script Upload character references, object references, start/end frames Specify camera angles and shot composition

... CLIs. You can drag terminal tabs to rearrange or split panes, and drag selected text from one terminal to another your workspace moves the way you want, instead of the tool dictating the flow. We protected input continuity. IME composition preservation and the Input Snippet Manager quietly save interrupted Chinese/Japanese input, offer toast-based restore when composition

... Best Results Be specific in your prompts : Describe style, mood, colors, and atmosphere you want Try style references : "like a professional photo", "artistic painting style", "cinematic look" Mention lighting : "golden hour", "dramatic lighting", "soft natural light", "vibrant colors" Add composition details : "centered subject", "wide angle", "close-up portrait", "scenic background" Experiment with quality keywords : "high detail", "sharp focus", "4K quality", "vivid colors" Perfect For Content Creators : Stunning visuals for social media, blogs, and YouTube Designers : Quick mockups, style exploration ... ... client presentations Marketers : Campaign visuals, product images, and promotional materials E-commerce : Product photography, background removal, and scene composition