Creators use picture-in-picture starting frames to direct Veo 3 camera pans
PJ Ace · My AI Videos Hit 1M+ Views (Veo3 + Sora 2 Demo) · Oct 13, 2025 · at 29:08
PJ Ace from Genre AI explains prompting and outpainting workarounds for maintaining object consistency in Google Veo 3 video generations.
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“There's weird hacks like that that you can do where you can put picture in picture to describe what you're wanting to like pan the camera over to, or if it was like a script Like a, if they didn't know what the Titanic looked like, you could put a picture of the Titanic here, and then you would say remove this image, and then pan over to this ship, and so then it would pan over to this ship, and then it would look like the ship you did at the starting frame.”
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