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NAB SHOW 2025 Demo Showcase

Create. Connect. Captivate.

Character consistent storyboard

Generative AI has demonstrated remarkable improvements in content generation capabilities, featuring enhanced precision, higher resolution outputs, video generation, and automated creative workflows. However, enterprises have been hesitant to fully embrace this technology for creative ideation and content generation due to several challenges: low generation efficiency for style and character consistency, multi-character coherence issues, and concerns about IP compliance and control. To address these challenges, we have developed a framework to fine-tune foundation models on customer IP in a scalable and efficient manner. This solution enables customers to effectively and safely utilize their IP content for storyboard creation, significantly reducing the time from ideation to concept. Through this demo, you will see the results achieved with a customized Amazon Nova Canvas Model and illustrate how organizations can leverage AWS services to enhance their creative efficiency.

Architecture

Character consistent storyboard Slide 1

AWS architecture diagram illustrating a process for creating a fine-tuned image generation model using services like Amazon S3, Elastic Container Service, Rekognition, Nova, Bedrock, and SageMaker AI.

Character consistent storyboard Slide 2

Diagram of an AWS reference architecture for a character-consistent storyboard application using generative AI, showing user interaction with AWS services like S3, CloudFront, Cognito, API Gateway, DynamoDB, Lambda, and Nova for generating story prompts and scenes.

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Disclaimer

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