H3 Max Director turns an opening premise into a continuous video stream. Each live prompt can move the action forward while the model preserves the characters, setting, and story already established.
Establish the scene
Describe the recurring cast, relationships, environment, visual style, and emotional tone before the session begins.
Direct the camera
Use plain production language such as “the detective enters,” “cut to a handheld close-up,” or “reveal the clue behind the desk.” Give each prompt one clear next beat.
Preserve what matters
Repeat essential names, relationships, objects, and unresolved story threads when a new direction depends on them. Use an optional first frame when the initial visual identity matters.
Branch from the current moment
Watch what appears before choosing the next prompt. The strongest directions respond to the current moment instead of resetting the premise.
Start directing or compare the available plans.
