Ending frame
Look at the final frame for the subject's position, direction of travel and objects entering or leaving the scene.
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Give a short clip a new ending with a continuation prompt. Set an available duration and check the join, camera movement and scene continuity afterward.

Continue the bicycle ride along the same riverside path; the camera follows smoothly as the rider approaches a small bridge.
Choose a clip with an ending that leaves a clear next action. The continuation should pick up the subject's direction and camera pace; check the join carefully before using it as one sequence.

Look at the final frame for the subject's position, direction of travel and objects entering or leaving the scene.
Describe the next event, not a fresh opening. Keep the setting and light consistent unless the story calls for a transition.
Review the original and extension together for a visible jump, a repeated action or a change in the camera's speed.
Upload a short source clip and describe the event that should follow its ending.
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Watch the complete clip and compare its action, edges and timing with the source or brief before using the selected take.
Identify the subject's last position and direction of travel so the continuation has a specific point from which to begin.

A continuation brief should explain what happens after the existing ending instead of reintroducing the full scene.

Keep the established motion and lighting cues in the brief to help define a coherent transition into the new footage.

Play the source and extension together to look for a visible jump, repeated action or sudden change of speed.

Choose an ending that completes the next action rather than leaving the extension in the middle of another unfinished event.

Newly generated illustrations show possible art direction. Adapt the original briefs for your own inputs and compare the result.

Continue the bicycle ride along the same riverside path; the camera follows smoothly as the rider approaches a small bridge.

Continue the bicycle ride along the same riverside path; the camera follows smoothly as the rider approaches a small bridge. Keep the composition simple and show the subject clearly.

Continue the bicycle ride along the same riverside path; the camera follows smoothly as the rider approaches a small bridge. Use restrained lighting and review fine details at the final viewing size.
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Give a short clip a new ending with a continuation prompt. Set an available duration and check the join, camera movement and scene continuity afterward.