One presenter. Two believable scenes.
Two UGC-style stills with a continuity sheet, not invented customer testimony.
What you need
A fictional adult character reference or a consenting adult's approved reference; a product photo you may use. This exercise creates still images. Video and voice require separate tools and permission.
Work through the exercise
- Write a continuity sheet: facial cues, hair, clothing, jewellery and product grip. Separate identity from background. Use the existing fictional course presenter as a reference if you need a practice input.
- Attach presenter and product separately. Run scene A, then scene B with the same original references. Limit the exercise to one attempt per scene before reviewing.
- Compare face shape, hairline, garment seams, hands and product size side by side. Log drift instead of claiming consistency because the same prompt was used.
- Label shared results synthetic. Use neutral demonstration copy; never put a fabricated purchase experience, health result or endorsement into the presenter's mouth.
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A prompt to adapt
Replace the bracketed inputs with your own approved material. Keep unknown facts marked unknown.
Create a vertical UGC-style still, not a video.
Reference A defines the adult presenter. Reference B defines the product.
Preserve: [continuity sheet].
Scene: [A: bright kitchen counter / B: sheltered café table; choose one].
Action: holding the product beside the body, fingers visible, label facing the camera without bending it.
Expression: relaxed closed-mouth smile. Camera: casual phone-level framing, natural skin texture and soft available light.
Do not invent logos, product results, testimonial text or additional people. Keep enough empty space for a synthetic-presenter disclosure added in an editor.Review your result
- Both stills match the original identity and product references.
- Hands and grip are physically plausible at full size.
- Synthetic status is disclosed; no customer experience is implied.
If it fails
Simplify the pose before adding more descriptors. A product resting on the counter is a useful fallback when a hand-held version distorts it.
Try recalling it later
Does keeping the same name in a prompt prove you kept the same face?
Read the explanation
No. Compare visible identity cues against the original reference on every output.
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