[Workflow] LTX 2.3 and LTXDirector for Video Generation

Direct a video shot by shot on a timeline, with soundOpen this ready-to-run workflow on Floyo. No install needed.HOW IT WORKSStep 1. Drop a start image on the timeline. The first frame of your clip. It sets the subject, the scene, and the shape of the frame. Works great with: photos · renders · film stills · concept artStep 2. Write the global prompt. The look that holds across the whole clip: subject, setting, light, film style. Like "an elderly fisherman in a worn knit sweater on a rocky shoreline at golden hour, cinematic documentary style, 35mm film look."Step 3. Write the segment prompt. What happens during that stretch of time, like "the camera drifts right in a slow arc as he mends the net, waves roll over the rocks behind him." Split the timeline to give each stretch its own action.Step 4. Add audio or a motion clip (optional). Drop a voice line or music on the audio track, or a video whose movement you want copied on the motion track. Leave both empty and the model writes its own sound.Step 5. Hit run and download. A first pass draws picture and sound together at half size, then it scales up and a short second pass adds detail. You get one video file with the audio inside it. Ready for: Premiere · DaVinci Resolve · After Effects · CapCutFirst time? Leave every setting as-is. The defaults (5 seconds · 24fps · 8 steps then 4) are the right starting point for almost everyone.OverviewThis workflow builds a video on a timeline using LTX Video 2.3, an open-weight 22B audio-video model from Lightricks, with the LTXDirector nodes for shot control. Two things set it apart. First, it writes picture and synced sound in a single pass, so footsteps, waves, and voices land on the frames that show them, and the clip comes back with audio already inside it. Second, the timeline is read as one continuous generation, not separate clips stitched together, so you split it into beats, give each stretch its own prompt, and the action changes partway through without the shot brea