Hey guys. I’m going to start on my 1st AI driven creative project. It’s an animation to help promote a new children’s app that my wife is developing. She has created 3 whimsical main characters, in a watercolour and ink, hand-drawn style, along with some backgrounds for the world in which they live. I want to know which is the best platform/ecosystem etc. in which to create this. Character consistency is super important. This first film will be 30 secs long. The whole thing must feel like it’s been hand painted/drawn in 2D. Any advice would be much appreciated, thanks!

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Keeping a Character the Same From Shot to shot is the single hardest problem in AI video right now. You know the wall. You generate a great shot of your character, then the reverse angle comes back almost the same person. The jaw's a little off. The hair sits wrong. Your audience can't name what changed, but they feel it, and the scene quietly falls apart. Inside, I walk through the techniques that actually fight character drift today: build a character sheet, lock your seeds, describe the character the same way every time, generate extra coverage and cast for the match, then fix the rest in post. Same instincts a continuity supervisor brings to a real set, pointed at a new kind of unreliability. There's a Weekend Workshop challenge too: build a five-image character sheet, cut a ten-second moment from three shots, and note which technique saved you the most re-rolls. When you're done, tell me where consistency breaks down worst for you — the face, the wardrobe, the lighting, or the hands — and the one fix that's saved you the most. Let's build a shared list, because this is the problem we're all solving for the next year. The tools change. The craft doesn't.

For this creative project, I developed a luxury AI fashion campaign featuring multiple couture-inspired looks within a consistent editorial environment. The goal was to maintain visual continuity while showcasing different garment styles, embroidery patterns, silhouettes, and premium color palettes

What are you folks using atm for uprezzing SD film transfers and SD video to HD other than Topaz?