FourFeetz Insights
Production Guides
Transferable planning, motion, continuity, editing, and publishing guidance generalized from FourFeetz production work.
Flux Image Guide
A FourFeetz field guide to using Flux-style image generation for character references, cinematic frames and controlled HARU production tests.
AI Lighting Guide
Practical lighting direction for AI images and video, based on FourFeetz tests with HARU's pale coat and warm cinematic environments.
Camera Movement Guide
A practical FourFeetz guide to pushes, tracks, pulls, orbits and locked frames in AI video—using real HARU production decisions.
AI Thumbnail Design Guide
The FourFeetz approach to AI-assisted thumbnail design: clear HARU identity, mobile legibility, honest promise and controlled visual hierarchy.
AI Storyboarding Guide
How FourFeetz turns story beats into shot cards, reference frames and edit-ready AI storyboards without exposing private master prompts.
Character Consistency Guide
The FourFeetz consistency system for silhouette, face, fur, accessories, scale and behavior across AI-generated HARU images and video.
A Repeatable AI Workflow
The public FourFeetz workflow for taking a HARU idea through references, controlled generation, review, editing and publishing.
Image-to-Video Prompts
A FourFeetz guide to writing restrained, physical image-to-video prompts that protect HARU and create editable motion.
Reframing for Vertical Video
The FourFeetz method for turning 16:9 HARU films into vertical shorts through safe framing, editorial reframing, captions and platform-aware composition.
Why We Keep Animal Motions Simple
What HARU, OLI and MILO production tests taught FourFeetz about fast running, complex full-body action, camera movement and choosing stable animal performance.
What We Keep Private in Character Production
Why FourFeetz keeps character master prompts and internal production assets private while sharing useful review principles, production evidence and finished results.
One Clear Action per 8-Second Google Flow Scene
How FourFeetz plans one readable action for the first eight seconds, holds the camera steady and uses Extend only after the final pose can support the next beat.
What Worked Across HARU, RURU, and MILO
A real FourFeetz production review of reference images, stable environments, concise action directions and honest rejection criteria across three different animal characters.
How to Extend AI Video Scenes Naturally in Google Flow
A practical FourFeetz guide to planning a stable First Shot, connecting an Extend generation, and deciding when a separate shot with a dissolve is the cleaner edit.
8 Common AI Video Generation Failures We Encountered
Eight recurring AI video failures observed during FourFeetz production, with practical ways to identify the first broken layer before regenerating.
Why AI Shorts Should Be Created in 9:16 from the Start
Why FourFeetz plans vertical First Shots, safe areas, opening action and thumbnails in 9:16 instead of cropping a finished landscape video.
How We Reduce Character Inconsistency in AI Videos
A practical review method for keeping character age, size, face and silhouette stable while simplifying action, camera and re-entry.
How to Create Seamless Loops for Relaxing AI Videos
How FourFeetz chooses restrained action, matching pose and light, a usable overlap and a short dissolve for relaxing AI video loops.
Google Flow Complete Guide
The FourFeetz production manual for planning, generating, reviewing and editing a controlled HARU sequence in Google Flow.