# Reel Rig
> Making a minute of vertical video involves more than generating images, recording narration and joining clips.

## Entries
- [One Brief, Three Rigs: A Practical Workflow for a 60-Second Vertical Explainer](https://reel-rig.pages.dev/one-brief-three-vertical-video-workflows/): A 60-second vertical explainer can be produced through a script-led, image-led or scene-generation workflow.
- [Keeping a Character Consistent Across Twelve Shots: A Guide to Image Generation](https://reel-rig.pages.dev/keeping-ai-characters-consistent-across-shots/): Character consistency across twelve shots requires a fixed visual reference, a detailed character specification and controlled changes between images.
- [AI Narration on One Script: A Guide to Pronunciation Fixes and Voice Consistency](https://reel-rig.pages.dev/ai-narration-pronunciation-fix-guide/): AI narration can provide a fast starting point for a 60-second video, but the script needs preparation and the finished audio needs editorial correction.
- [Burned-In Captions or Sidecar Files: A Guide to Vertical Video Exports](https://reel-rig.pages.dev/vertical-captions-export-platforms/): Burned-in captions are part of the video image and remain visible wherever the video is played.
- [The Hidden Hour: Managing Time Between AI Video Generation and Final Export](https://reel-rig.pages.dev/hidden-hour-ai-video-workflow/): Generating AI video is only one stage of producing a finished vertical film.
- [Character-Led Vertical Series: Building a One-Minute Format Around Recurring Fictional Characters](https://reel-rig.pages.dev/recurring-characters-vertical-series/): Recurring fictional characters give a one-minute vertical series a recognisable centre, allowing each episode to introduce a new situation without rebuilding.

## About
- [About Reel Rig](https://reel-rig.pages.dev/about/): what the site covers and how entries are made

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