Is this a downloadable actor?
No. It is a prompt that asks a model for a reference sheet you can reuse.
A character that changes face every shot is a new extra. Lock the sheet first, then generate the scene.
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The sheet is the source of truth: face, hair, clothes, and what must never change.
Three views catch the details a single portrait hides, like a scar on the left ear.
Wide shots lose eye color and freckles. The face crop is the one models drift on.
If the jacket changes, it is a different character. Name the garment once and keep it.
Swap the name and the one detail that makes them yours. Leave the structure.

Game protagonist
Hover · demoNeutral stance, four views, plain background.
Best for a lead you will reuse

Face lock
Hover · demoA tight crop so later shots do not redraw the eyes.
Best for dialogue close-ups

Outfit turnaround
Hover · demoWhen the costume matters more than the pose.
Best for ads and mascots
Four views, one outfit, plain background.
The written description is what you paste into later shots, not a new adjective each time.
Point the scene generator at this sheet so the room changes and the person does not.
Consistency fails in predictable ways.
“Tired” then “glowing” then “younger” is three people.
The fix: Paste the same identity sentence. Change only the action.
The model treats the room as part of the face.
The fix: Plain background on the sheet. Put the room in the scene prompt.
A single flattering angle has no side and no back.
The fix: Ask for front, side, and back in the same image.
No. It is a prompt that asks a model for a reference sheet you can reuse.
Yes, as the reference image, and keep the written description identical on later shots.
Shorten the scene prompt. Long new descriptions overwrite the sheet.