Continuity: redesigned clip creation + Image Studio upgrades

This week at Reverie, we shipped two updates that go directly at the hardest problem in AI filmmaking: continuity.

First: a redesigned clip creation flow. It's built around the idea of an expanding sequence. You create a clip, then immediately build the next one from it — choosing your clip type (Hard Cut, Continuation, Character Intro), supplying a source image, and describing the action. The workflow is fast, intentional, and sequential. No other video gen tool is built this way. Reverie is first.

Second: Image Studio upgrades. You can now upload your own reference images, edit them with Nano Banana AI, and maintain a persistent image gallery. When you're building a scene, you just select from your gallery — same character face, same location reference, every time.

Continuity isn't a nice-to-have for filmmakers. It's the whole game.

We also published a tutorial this week on making a music video using Reverie's Timeline View — covering opening shots, continuation clips, and character clips from scratch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOUIU2aB714

Coming next: Seedance 2.0 and Kling 3.0 model integrations.

If you're building with AI video and continuity is your biggest pain point, I'd love to hear what you've tried. Drop a comment or DM.

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