Underground Audition Comp Card

WHAT YOU GET

• A clear portrait translated into a pure-white three-panel model comp card.
• Three frozen frames: full profile left, direct shouting gaze, mirrored profile right.
• 90s audition-polaroid top-flash hard light for authentic casting-call grit.

About this skill The problem A real comp card needs three consistent views of the same person — same face, turned precisely. Getting that consistency from separate generations is notoriously unreliable.

What it does

• Three-panel consistency: Renders the same person mid-turn across three frames on a pure-white card.
• Directed poses: Full profile left, direct shouting gaze center, mirrored profile right — the classic audition set.
• Self-check before delivery: Verifies turn angles and expressions automatically; if the check fails, it reports the issue instead of silently delivering a broken card.

Use cases

• Model and actor comp cards with underground attitude.
• Casting-call style portraits for creatives.
• Bold, editorial personal branding.

Known limitations Needs a clear portrait to work from. Extreme angles or obscured faces in the source reduce turn accuracy.