The Only Workflow You Need for AI Microdrama Continuity

Two shots into the same cafe conversation and the counter that was behind her had swapped sides, the street window had changed walls, and the light had quietly moved on. Locked character sheets did not catch it. A locked location did not catch it either, and I had a drop scheduled. I ship content at volume, so this had to hold at cadence, not just in one hero shot. invideo agent lifts the first scene out of the script, takes that wide, takes the character sheets of whoever appears, and builds the scene, one wide per location, generated once and used forever as the anchor every later scene in that room is measured against, instead of each scene copying the one before it and quietly losing definition. I set the instruction once on the project, and invideo agent shows you what it attached each time, so you confirm before you approve rather than discovering it downstream. Consistency is who and what. Continuity is where and when and which direction, a different problem, and the one that actually decides whether a slate holds together once people are watching episodes back to back. This is for anyone shipping a schedule of episodes, not just one. https://invideo.io/ 0:00 How do you keep continuity in an AI microdrama 0:42 What breaks at episode eight 1:09 Why locked sheets do not carry continuity 1:39 Detail on the page is throughput 2:08 One wide per location 2:26 Building the first scene 2:50 The anchor and what it covers 3:09 Why the scene before is the wrong reference 4:06 Why continuity decides a microdrama #invideo #microdrama