Create a coordinated shot list, generate clips, preserve boundary continuity, repair weak transitions, and assemble a longer video under explicit limits.
Where: Flowgen → Add → Video → Agentic Long Video
Before you start
- Have a clear target duration, aspect ratio, audience, visual direction, and maximum spend before approving generation.
Key ideas
- Shot plan first: The agent turns the brief and target duration into an editable sequence of shots instead of stretching one prompt across the whole video.
- Boundary frames: Shared end/start frames and continuation context help adjacent clips preserve subject, setting, direction, and motion continuity.
- Selective repair: Quality checks can retry failing shots or transition windows without discarding every successful clip.
- Agentic Long Video card: AgenticLongVideoNode uses the generic shared-card path. Plan and generate a coordinated multi-shot video with continuity, per-shot QA, bounded parallelism, and native composition output.
- Properties sidebar: avatarAgenticNodes.tsx
- Opened surfaces: Video timeline editor; reasoning sidebar; history/restore
Steps
- Connect the brief, script/story inputs, visual references, audio, and optional brand/design context.
- Set the target format, duration, model strategy, retry/quality limits, and budget.
- Review and edit the proposed shot list before approving generation.
- Inspect shots and boundaries as they complete, repair only weak sections, then open the assembled result in Video Composition for editorial finishing.
Agentic Long Video controls and presets
- Add path: Flowgen → Add → Video & Motion → Agentic Long Video.
- Card: AgenticLongVideoNode.
- Properties: avatarAgenticNodes.tsx.
- Controls: Target duration; aspect; resolution; model; parallelism; seam fix; Ask Me; research; budget.
- Opened surfaces: Video timeline editor; reasoning sidebar; history/restore.
Tips
- Approve the story/shot plan before expensive generations.
- Use consistent references and explicit continuity notes for recurring people, products, or locations.
Troubleshooting
Adjacent shots jump in identity or motion
Inspect the boundary frames and continuity prompt, then regenerate only the failing shot/transition or use Video Seams instead of restarting the full plan.