Check the story before its images
Read the scenario from beginning to end. Check who appears, where each scene happens, the action, and any dialogue. Fix an unclear transition or missing action before judging the generated images.
Make sure the characters, outfits, locations, and objects match the story. A reference for one character should not be attached to another just because the images look similar.
Prepare the references you need
Check each element
Review its name, description, and selected image or reference. Include the outfit when appearance depends on it.
Connect source images
Use the appropriate source material as a reference for the relevant element. Check the selected image after attaching it.
Review additional views
If you use multiview generation, inspect the planned views before approving image generation. Remove views you do not need where the control is available.
Resolve missing requirements
If continuing is unavailable, follow the displayed requirement to the missing character, outfit, location, or unfinished generation.
Read the final storyboard
Review scenes, cuts, shots, dialogue, and camera choices in the storyboard. Check the available video model and draft option before approving generation.
A model change can require a different cut plan. Read the confirmation rather than assuming only the model name changes. After scenario edits, regenerate affected prompts when the product asks you to; completed videos are not updated automatically.