The Host in One Red Knit
Lena wears the same red knit all week. A new sweater is a new outfit, and it often arrives with a new face.
Keep the host in one red knit for the whole week. Lena's sweater is a specific garment: the same red, the same rib at the cuff, the same neckline. Every still in the wool shop uses that knit. A different sweater is a wardrobe change you did not ask for, and it often brings a new jaw with it. Clothes may change only when you mean to change clothes. This week you are not changing them. Approve each still against the lock before motion. Life photos reuse that host in that knit or in clothes you explicitly approved. A realistic face is labeled as AI. Describe the sweater once, then stop redesigning it. Write the red, the cuff rib, and the neckline, reuse those words every day this week, and check the collar against the hairline and the jaw before motion. The first three seconds show that same red knit while Lena says this is the sweater for the week. A smoother knit, a logo on the chest, or a different neck is rejected before posting. One host, fifteen to forty-five seconds, and the caption says the face is AI.
Describe this sweater once
Write the red, the cuff rib, and the neckline into the prompt and keep those words all week. Lena's wool shop does not need a new festive top each morning. If the still returns a smoother knit, a logo on the chest, or a different neck, reject it. The face check is the hairline and the jaw beside that same collar. The cuff and the neckline go into each day's prompt in the same words. Generate, then compare the collar with the lock, then move. The first three seconds show the rib and the neckline while Lena says the knit is the one you described. A new neck, or a mark on the chest, is the still you reject.
Props can change around it
A skein or a kraft parcel in the hands can change. The knit cannot. Keep the prop below the collar so it does not hide the lock. One plain glass ornament may sit soft in front if the eyes stay sharp. The room stays the shop, with red limited to the sweater rather than a grade over the wall. Hands may hold a skein one day and a kraft parcel the next. The knit stays, and the prop stays below the collar. The opening three seconds show the red sweater and a clear jaw while she says the prop is the change and the knit stayed. A grade that turns the wall red, or an ornament over the eyes, is refused.
Approve, then reuse
Each day's still is approved before motion. A life photo later in the week reuses Lena, not a cousin in a similar red top. Label the realistic face as AI on every post. Leave the platform disclosure where the app puts it. Export only the frames where the cuff and the jaw both match. Each day's still is approved before motion, the life photo reuses Lena, and every post carries the AI line. The first three seconds show the same cuff and the same jaw while she says she is the locked host. A different person in a similar red top is thrown out. The caption says the face is AI.
A worked example
All week, Lena at the wool shop wears the same plain red knit, same cuff, same neckline. Monday she holds a skein. Wednesday she holds a kraft parcel. The face matches the lock both days, and both stills are approved before motion. A Tuesday frame in a different sweater was rejected. Each post is labeled as AI. One description for the week, Monday's skein, Wednesday's parcel, and a face check each time. The first three seconds show the same cuff while Lena says the knit stayed. Tuesday's different sweater is rejected before posting. Each caption says the face is AI.
Before you post
- The same red knit appears all week.
- The face matches the lock.
- The realistic host is labeled as AI.
Where Scro fits
Scro locks one host face, and a wardrobe change changes clothes only, so this red knit stays the approved clothes. Approve the stills before motion. Life photos reuse that host. Export at 9:16. Lock the face, keep the approved knit, approve the still, and export after the cuff matches. The first three seconds show the red cuff and Lena's jaw while she says the sweater is the week's clothes. A new neckline is rejected before posting. The caption says the face is AI.
Keep the same red knit. Finished samples are on the examples page.
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