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A talking head is the easiest AI video to make, which is why it gets used for things it can't carry.

The composer resolves your blanks against your prompt, not against your last episode. That single fact decides how you have to work.

Five layers, and anything you leave blank gets filled rather than skipped. Knowing which is which is the whole skill.

The library is shared and the handle carries. What doesn't carry is the framing, and that's decided in the first generation.

One balance across four tools removes the decision most platforms force on you, and introduces a different one you have to make monthly.

Fifteen things the platform doesn't do, each taken from its own terms rather than from a review. Read it before you sign up, not after.

Six stages, four tools, and two handoffs where things actually go wrong. The sequence matters more than the tools.

Every card carries three signals before you cast. Reading them is faster than generating three tests.

Three things behave differently: your rights, your credits and your files. Only one of them is fully settled in the documents.

There's no duration setting. The script is the runtime control, and the ceiling is sixty seconds.

No prompt field, vertical only, three steps. The constraints are the product, and they tell you exactly what it's for.

Six situations where Hexcoded is the wrong tool, and what to reach for instead.