AI Lip Sync Models Break on Close-Ups, Occlusions, and Extreme Camera Angles
Current AI lip sync tools fail on common real-world production scenarios including tight close-ups, partial face occlusions, and extreme angles, requiring expensive manual correction in post-production. Video creators cannot rely on AI lip sync for professional-grade content without significant footage limitations. Models trained on neutral head angles and distances do not generalize to dynamic cinematography.
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