Anime short film
Keep the same face and design across every shot — no drift between scenes.
The problem with an anime short film
A short film has dozens of shots. If you generate every scene from scratch in an image tool, the character's face, outfit, or proportions shift from one shot to the next — the audience notices immediately, even without knowing why.
How trained identity solves it
In PersonCraft you train a character once: you pick their design (face, outfit, palette), PersonCraft trains a LoRA model on that reference, and that model gets reused in every new scene of the short to improve consistency. The face and details can still vary between results: review each shot before using it in your project.
For example: the same lead character can appear on a rooftop at night, next to a campfire, or under neon lights — same face, same design, different scene and mood in each shot.
From keyframe to video
Each scene animates from the trained keyframe as reference (image-to-video), in standard or premium quality depending on how critical the shot is to your story.