Guide AI Video Production Checklist: Script, Shots, Continuity and Rights

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AI video quality depends on planning before generation. A short shot list with clear continuity rules usually produces a stronger result than one large prompt asking a model to invent an entire sequence.

Start with the editorial goal​

Write the message in one sentence, then create a script that can be understood without visual effects. Divide it into shots with duration, camera position, subject action and required audio. Keep each shot focused on one change.

For real events, do not fabricate documentary scenes. Use clearly illustrative visuals and disclose synthetic media when viewers could mistake it for authentic footage.


Maintain continuity​

Create a reference sheet for characters, wardrobe, objects, location, lighting and color. Repeat only the details that must remain stable. Track which frame or reference was used for every shot.

Review transitions for changed hands, disappearing objects, inconsistent text, shifting logos and impossible movement. These errors are easier to correct before sound design and final editing.


Rights and delivery​

Use source images, voices and music only with appropriate permission. Do not clone a person's voice or likeness deceptively. Check the tool's commercial-use terms and preserve records for licensed assets.

Export for the target platform, then test captions, loudness, mobile readability and thumbnail framing. The final review should cover both creative quality and whether the video communicates honestly.
 
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