Porto Quay, One Take
A 24-second continuous shot built from three generated windows: a woman in a mustard coat drifts along the Porto riverside with her coffee.
This method makes a long continuous take that a single generation cannot reach. Wavemaker first invents a ladder of keyframes that share one character, then fills every span between neighbouring keyframes with its own MiniMax H3 window in parallel, and finally trims and welds the windows into one shot. Here a silver-haired woman in a mustard coat moves along the Porto riverside from the wall, past wine barrels, to a smiling sip of coffee.
Each window also generates its own sound, and those soundtracks did not match at the joins: a blind listen heard abrupt cuts at about 8, 15 and 19 seconds. Rather than cover that with a new bed, this example is shown muted. The download contains the method's plan, the keyframe and window requests, the seam assembly record, the joins sheet and this example's review packet.