Video nodes accept video input on two distinct handles. Which one you wire to controls how the upstream clip is used.
video handle
Feeds the full clip to the downstream node as a reference. Use this when you want the model to treat the source as a style or motion reference for the whole generation.
last_frame handle
Feeds only the final frame of the upstream clip. Use this for shot chaining — generating a new clip that continues from where the previous one ended.
Shot chaining
To produce a multi-shot sequence:
- Create your first video node and run it.
- Add a second video node downstream.
- Connect the first node’s output to the second node’s
last_frame handle.
- Prompt the second node with how the action should continue.
Each shot picks up exactly from the previous shot’s last frame, so motion and composition stay consistent. Last modified on May 16, 2026
