ProMediaFlow — 5 Jul 2026: Unified Process Map in Atlas, Stronger character consistency in shots, Independent image description and style controls and Cleaner…
Today brings a unified company-wide process map in Atlas EMS alongside major prompt-accuracy improvements in Creator Studio to keep characters looking consistent across generations.
Today brings a unified company-wide process map in Atlas EMS alongside major prompt-accuracy improvements in Creator Studio to keep characters looking consistent across generations.
Atlas EMS
- Processes now open into a Unified Process Map grouped either by category or across functional blocks of the entire company.
- Process cards feature a minimalist layout with clean monochrome line icons and dots for automation level and deliverables, moving detailed tools and skills to hover.
- Each process step now clearly highlights whether its output is an intermediate handoff or a final deliverable.
- Auto-arranging diagrams now respects your current zoom level, fills your visible workspace, and lets you choose a target aspect ratio.
Creator Studio
- Image Description and Image Style reference modes are now separate: use Description to turn an image into prompt text without attaching it as a visual reference, or Style to guide aesthetics.
- Generations with cast characters attached now strictly preserve their facial features, preventing faces described in reference images from overriding your character.
- Model selection dropdowns in the shot editor now open above the video player instead of tucking behind it.
- Fullscreen preview now scales portrait and vertical videos correctly without overlapping the thumbnail timeline.
ProMediaFlow
- Shot generations now automatically enforce character identity and wardrobe consistency across attached look sheets and turnarounds.
- Card borders have been softened across the studio so panels separate naturally by depth rather than harsh outlines.
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