Repeat the Set on Boxing Day
Use the same light on Boxing Day. Lena's window side and lamp stay put. A new mood is a new set, and it drifts the face.
Repeat the same light on Boxing Day. Lena's wool shop keeps the window on the same side and the same lamp, if the lamp was on, so the shadow on her face matches the earlier still. The set is part of the lock. A new color grade, a new time of day, or a new room makes a comparison of the hairline and jaw harder, and it often arrives as a new person. Clothes stay the approved knit unless you deliberately change clothes only. Approve the Boxing Day still before motion. Life photos reuse that host. A realistic face is labeled as AI. Light is part of the lock on Boxing Day. Note the window side and whether the lamp is on, put that note in the prompt, check the bright cheek is on the same side, and only then compare hairline and jaw. The first three seconds show Lena in that same light and the approved knit while she says the room is the wool shop from earlier in the week. A flipped shadow, a new grade, or a new person is rejected before posting. One host, fifteen to forty-five seconds, and the caption says the face is AI.
Write the light down
Note the window side and whether the lamp is on when you approve the first still of the week. Boxing Day uses that note in the prompt. Lena should have the bright cheek on the same side. If the shadow flipped, the set changed. Reject the still even if the sweater color looks close. Light is how you know the room is the room. The window side goes into the Boxing Day prompt before you trust the sweater color. Generate, then read the shadow direction. The first three seconds show the same window light on her face while Lena says the lamp and the window stayed. A flipped shadow is the still you reject.
Then check the face
With the light matched, compare hairline and jaw to the lock. A wardrobe change changes clothes only, so the red knit can stay and must not bring a new head. If you swap a prop, the prop stays out of the jawline. Life photos on Boxing Day reuse this same host in this same light logic, not a dusk version that is really a different adult. Match the light first, then compare hairline and jaw. The red knit is clothes only, and props stay off the jawline. The opening three seconds show the matched cheek and the knit while she says the face is the lock. A dusk grade that is really a different adult is refused.
Label the repeated set
A realistic face is labeled as AI on the Boxing Day post the same as on the eve post. Matching the light does not make the face a photograph of a guest. Leave the platform disclosure where the app puts it. Export the vertical file only after the still has passed both the light check and the face check. The Boxing Day caption says the face is AI, the platform disclosure stays where the app puts it, and the export waits for both the light check and the face check. The first three seconds show the repeated set while Lena says she is the same host. A realistic face with the AI line missing is the post you reject.
A worked example
On Boxing Day, Lena stands in the wool shop with the window on the same side as the earlier reel and the same lamp. The red knit matches. The hairline and jaw match the lock, so the still is approved before motion. The post is labeled as AI. A dusk grade that flipped the shadow was rejected. A life photo that week uses the same host. Light note, same window, face check, then motion. The first three seconds show the familiar window side and the red knit while Lena says the set matches the earlier reel. The dusk grade that flipped the shadow is thrown out. The caption says the face is AI.
Before you post
- The window side matches the earlier still.
- Hairline and jaw match the lock.
- The realistic face is labeled as AI.
Where Scro fits
Scro locks one host face, and a wardrobe change changes clothes only, so the Boxing Day light can stay while clothes stay approved. Approve the stills before motion. Life photos reuse that host. Export at 9:16. Match the approved light, lock the face, approve the still, and export after both checks. The first three seconds show the same window side while Lena says the face is the lock. A flipped shadow is rejected before posting. The caption says the face is AI.
Repeat the Boxing Day light. Finished samples are on the examples page.
Related: A Realistic Voice, Say It Is AI.