Recorded verification is built into cloning and cannot be skipped. Cloning someone else needs their recorded consent.
Your face. Your words. Your timing.
The floor is three decisions: who's talking, what they say, and how the seconds are spent. The beat editor makes sure the script fills the clock — because a script that runs short is how a take goes wrong.
Studio shown for illustration. Change the Length pill to see the beats stop adding up.
Consent first.
Always.
Cloning is gated on a recorded verification that can't be skipped. Your likeness is never licensed to anyone, and one request deletes it.
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Record the consent line
Before any clone is made, the person on screen says the consent line to camera. It's stored with the twin and can't be skipped.
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Cloning someone else needs theirs
The two-door well in every studio: you, or a person who has recorded their own consent. No third door.
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Delete whenever you like
One request removes the twin and its likeness data. Renders you already made are yours to keep.









