Where AI frames genuinely help
AI is strongest at the first pass: turning a written beat into a rough visual you can react to. For pitch decks, mood-setting and client conversations, generated frames close the gap between a script and a picture in seconds.
Where it still falls short
Camera grammar and continuity are the weak points. Precise eyelines, screen direction, matched coverage and consistent character design across twenty frames remain jobs for a human — or for a reusable element library that locks the design once.
A hybrid method that works
Generate the first pass, then correct the geometry by hand: fix eyelines, set the camera notes, and swap generated characters for saved elements once the design is agreed. You keep the speed and lose the drift.
Rights and review
Generated frames are delivered as-is; before publishing, check the result for third-party marks, logos and recognisable faces. Boards intended for client delivery should always go through a human review round.