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I Made a 35-Second Photorealistic AI Film With 5 Segments — Here's the Exact Blueprint

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Most AI video tools stay stable for about 5–10 seconds per generation. So how do you make a 35-second film that actually holds together — same person, same outfit, one continuous story? I shipped one: a photorealistic seaside day-in-the-life film, 35 seconds, built from 5 independently generated se…

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  1. 2026-10-26 15:00 · DEV Community — AI
    I Made a 35-Second Photorealistic AI Film With 5 Segments — Here's the Exact Blueprint

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