Walkthrough video

Turn architectural, planning, interior, or landscape renderings into a moving presentation through shot planning, storyboard imagery, and video generation.

Prepare materials and goals

Provide clear renderings or a storyboard collage. State aspect ratio, resolution, total duration, and important spaces. Use a consistent approved proposal, label order, and identify unwanted shots, people, or atmosphere.

From images to video

1. Select this Skill and describe the sequence and movement, such as overall view, entrance, then public hall with steady camera motion.
2. Confirm video settings for the destination; landscape presentations and portrait social posts need different composition.
3. Review each shot's source, duration, and movement before creating storyboards. Identify collage panels explicitly rather than treating the collage as one continuous space.
4. Check design, materials, and colors in storyboard images. Correct deviations and confirm imagery and camera descriptions before video generation.
5. Play results and check motion, form, and transitions. Keep successful segments when others fail.

Refine specific shots

Identify the segment and issue, such as an overly fast push-in or changed roof. Do not change approved materials and composition when only motion needs adjustment.

Longer work may arrive as multiple clips. Ordered clips are not automatically stitched into one file; further editing depends on available tools. Image-generated video is not a walkthrough of an actual 3D model, and unseen spaces may be inferred incorrectly. For a narrative from text, audio, and varied sources, use Video director.

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