How to Chain AI Video Clips Into One Shot Without the Hidden Stutter at Every Cut
Matching the last frame to the first isn’t the whole fix. The deceleration tail models leave behind is what actually gives you away.
Two months ago I chained the forest-approach shot from Lost Garden’s first episode to the temple-reveal shot that follows it. I pulled the last frame of clip one, fed it into clip two as the starting image, matched the prompt, and watched the visual seam disappear completely. Then I played the sequence at full speed and the camera visibly caught its breath at the cut.
Frame chaining, using the last frame of one AI-generated clip as the first frame of the next, removes the visual jump between shots, but it does not remove the stutter caused by how generators slow the camera down as a clip ends. That second problem needs its own fix, and almost nothing written about frame chaining mentions it.
What Is Frame Chaining,...
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