Build a three-shot talking story from prepared photos

I'm on the FreeLipSync team. When a short explainer needs a change of shot, you can build the sequence from prepared photos rather than keep one portrait on screen throughout.

A simple starting point is three cards: a shared opening, a speaker close-up, and a closing shot. Add an image and its own script or audio to each card, then arrange the cards in story order. The first image sets the output aspect ratio.

Check the active speaker and listen across each cut before using the result. A cut in the middle of a word can break the flow, and character consistency between scenes still needs review. This workflow uses images you supply; it does not automatically create the storyboard.

The attached still comes from our official multi-scene tutorial. It is the cover of a five-shot podcast example, not a video preview.

Tool: https://freelipsync.com/tools/multi-scene-lip-sync

For a short explainer, would you rather plan every shot yourself or start from an automatic storyboard?