Why it exists
A character can drift between generated frames, and a rendering pipeline needs a way to surface weak output before it reaches the edit.
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Public media automation prototype
A pipeline for producing synthetic character footage with local generation, visual similarity checks, and a human approval queue.
Independent workflow and validation engineering
A character can drift between generated frames, and a rendering pipeline needs a way to surface weak output before it reaches the edit.
I built an orchestrated media pipeline with separate generation, visual checking, and review steps. Provider adapters let local and optional remote generation share the same workflow.
The face gate compares DINOv2 embeddings against references so identity consistency can be evaluated before output advances.
The approval lock keeps concurrent review operations from claiming the same job. Tests cover lock and cleanup behavior.
Generation providers sit behind adapters, leaving the workflow responsible for validation, routing, and review.
Prototype for synthetic characters. The similarity check is a screening signal and the review step remains necessary.