AI Music Video Production Toolkit: Plan recurring characters and review AI video shots

I made about 30 versions of an AI idol music video. A good-looking character reference was not enough: a shot could look fine on its own and still break the sequence once people started moving. I kept a selection of those attempts, then developed seven musical-style PLANET ME videos. This toolkit collects the material I wish I had organized earlier: character planning, shot review, and decisions about what to cut. You get two visual guides (49 pages in total), 16 short silent study clips and 11 editable CSV worksheets. The examples are my own projects. The production tools included Nano Banana, Veo 3.1 and Runway, with Suno for sound. AI also helped with English editing. This is a $49 downloadable casebook and worksheet kit. It does not include generation credits or software. The case clips are for study, not stock footage for redistribution. If you make AI videos, what costs you more time: keeping the character recognizable, getting the movement right, or finding shots that actually cut together?