What a character passport does

A character passport is the source of truth for a recurring visual identity. It gives writers, artists and generation tools the same approved description and references instead of allowing every shot to redefine the person.

Permanent identity

Capture the characteristics that should survive every costume and location change.

  • Apparent age range and build
  • Face shape and key facial anchors
  • Hair shape, texture and baseline colour
  • Distinctive marks or signature features
  • Proportions that affect the silhouette

Approved visual states

Create named states for meaningful changes such as ceremonial wardrobe, winter clothing, an injury or a later age. A state should extend the identity record rather than replace it.

Reference-image discipline

Use clean references with readable features and minimal visual confusion. Label the primary image, supporting angles and any detail reference. Do not mix contradictory designs in the same approved set.

Put the passport into production

Livendly links a character passport to scenes, prompt packs and continuity checks. That makes the record operational: it travels with the production and helps identify outputs that no longer match the approved character.

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