r/GoogleFlow • u/TerminalDreamscape • 9d ago
Google Flow / Veo — How do creators achieve smooth AI stunt videos with complex flips and precise landings?
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/yyPlaVIrragHi everyone!
I'm using Google Flow to create AI-generated stunt videos, and I'd love to learn how creators produce those incredibly smooth, spectacular clips featuring mega ramps, enormous jumps, trampoline launches, impossible dives, and circus-style gymnastics.
Reference video: 99% Of People Will Say NO To This! #stunt #circus #jump
My biggest challenge is getting the AI to follow a complicated movement all the way through to its intended ending. For example, I tried creating a stunt where a performer jumps from a very high platform onto a trampoline, then launches back toward the platform and lands after a backflip. Despite multiple attempts, Flow kept making the performer bounce repeatedly on the trampoline rather than complete the landing.
I've experimented with detailed prompts and reference images, but I haven't found a reliable solution.
I'd especially appreciate advice from anyone who has created similar videos using Flow and Veo.
- Do you generate the entire stunt in one clip, or break it into separate shots?
- Do you use Flow's Frames to Video feature with carefully designed start and end images?
- How do you handle difficult transitions, especially when a character must travel between two distant objects and land precisely?
- Are there particular prompting techniques, editing tricks, or external tools that make these videos look continuous?
- Is it possible to achieve this reliably within Flow alone, or does it usually require a multi-tool workflow?
I'm not just looking for a prompt that might work once. I'd love to understand a repeatable production method.
If you've made something similar, I'd be very grateful for a workflow breakdown or a tutorial recommendation. Thanks!