The quick read
- Write a shot brief with one main action and a clear camera relationship.
- Review the full output for changing geometry, inconsistent objects and unintended movement.
Establish the scene
Choose references that clarify subject, composition or atmosphere and ensure you have the right to use them. Explain which aspects matter. A reference should provide direction, not leave the model to guess whether you care about colour, identity or camera position.
Describe the movement
Write a shot brief with one main action and a clear camera relationship. For an illustrative interior scene, distinguish a moving camera from furniture that should remain fixed. Keep the sequence simple enough to inspect.
Evaluate continuity
Review the full output for changing geometry, inconsistent objects and unintended movement. Check whether the result fits the aspect ratio and length required by the edit. The official quick-start material is the place to verify current controls and workflow details. Reference-led generation can improve direction, but it is not a guarantee of exact visual preservation. Keep the original brief beside the output and decide whether the scene meets its purpose before adding more detail or another shot.
Sources & notes
Source-based guide, not a hands-on product test. Features and availability can change.
lumalabs.ai — official reference
Sources reviewed for the September 2026 launch edition.