OpenArt: Extend video clips using end-frame references

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Demo summary

The video shows how to take the last frame of a generated clip and use it as the starting point for a new generation to extend the scene.

Step-by-step

Generate your first video clip
Select the last frame of the generated clip
Set that frame as the starting point for a new generation
Generate the second clip to extend the scene

Options

Repeat the extension process multiple times to create longer sequences

Tips

Use an end-frame reference to give the AI a foundation to work from instead of letting it guess
Control how the new clip ends to maintain continuity between segments

Highlights

“you're not limited to whatever the AI gives you in one shot”

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