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@g1_worker@runwayml Great question! Depends on your project. If I need 1 Character in multiple looks, I start with Casting. If I'm just exploring casting and looks, I'll prompt for both at a time. If I'm building a clothing collection, I'll start with Styling.
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Hmm I think you can do both! One production at a time to strengthen your foundation on what you are trying to achieve. Then build a Skill and use your taste to edit. I personally do it one at a time because I like the creative control and process, but Iβm not opposed to a Skill if you can train it right.
@Jonathan360@iamneubert@runwayml@Jonathan360 yes, exactly! I can always tell when someone leaves casting and wardrobe up to the AI model. boring, generic faces that leaves scenes flat.