How to combine two existing promos into one film that matches both
Tell Vizard Agent you want one film covering both strands of what you do. Vizard Agent downloads your two previous promos, studies their frames side by side, builds a look and wardrobe sheet so the new scenes match, generates all of them, and assembles a film that belongs beside the other two.
What do you type into Vizard Agent?
Say what the two strands are and why they belong in one film. Vizard Agent finds and studies your previous work itself, so the useful part of the brief is the message, not the style: the style is already published. "One church, one mission" beats two summaries stitched together.
Prompt
What does Vizard Agent actually do?
A third film covering both strands has to look like it came from the same place as the first two, so the reference is your own back catalogue, not a style description. The first third of the work looks backwards at your two finished films. In the session behind this article it:
- Downloaded the user's last two finished films and extracted frame grids from both to study their style.
- Pulled the logo files and other reference images from past uploads and reviewed them all at once.
- Generated a look and wardrobe sheet, the narration, the music and the wordmark in one pass, then fixed the wordmark job and listened back to the narration. The sheet is what stops clothing, setting and light changing between shots.
- Prepared a shoot script and generated the scenes for each strand, then the united ones.
- Reviewed all eighteen clips as contact sheets, in groups, against the references, and delivered a wide 58.5-second film at 1920x1080, roughly three seconds a scene.
When does this not work well?
Matching your own back catalogue is only as good as the catalogue: if those films were made in a hurry, the new one inherits their compromises. Combining can flatten both identities, generated people are not your congregation, and if the strands speak to different audiences, two films may be the honest answer.
Common questions
Does it need my old films? Not strictly, and they make the difference. Keep them in the same project and Vizard Agent studies them first.
Will the scenes look consistent? Yes. Vizard Agent builds a look and wardrobe sheet before generating anything and checks the clips against it.
Can I get a vertical cut too? Yes. Vizard Agent re-frames the same generated scenes for the new shape rather than cropping the wide film.