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To plan a long-form narrated video sequence, provide a narration script, character image, location, and desired aspect ratio. The sequence is then orchestrated into a cohesive multi-clip timeline with proper shot continuity and pacing.

Shot continuity tracking works by logging per-identity references for each character setup. When the sequence returns to a character, it uses the correct continuity frame to ensure visual consistency across different clips in the timeline.

You should cut away to B-roll during a narrated video when visual variety is needed or when splitting audio. The sequence planner determines when to keep the character on screen and when to transition to B-roll cutaways for pacing.

Yes, you can plan talking-head explainer videos with B-roll cutaways. It is specifically useful for narration-driven formats that combine character shots, B-roll, and matched audio slices into a single stitched sequence.

To start planning a multi-clip video with matched audio slices, you need narration metadata or a raw script, character and location references, and desired aspect ratio. These inputs allow the sequence planner to generate clip boundaries and track continuity.

The best way to stitch multiple Seedance clips into a cohesive timeline is by planning shot sequencing and per-identity continuity beforehand. This ensures character shots and B-roll cutaways align correctly with matched audio slices.