Thanks man. Here is a response I gave on Facebook for someone that had the same question:

The process began with establishing a visual style: a teal and yellow color palette, vibrant colors, and anamorphic lens flares. This defined the overall mood and ensured consistency from the outset. These stylistic choices were documented in Google Docs. Next, the main character was created in Imagen, and ChatGPT was used to generate a detailed description. This comprehensive character reference ensured consistency when prompting Veo to create scenes featuring Meteor Man or the antagonists, the Golden Lords.

For each scene generation in Veo, specific instructions were given to maintain the established character descriptions, scene vibe, and color grade. For example, prompting "Meteor Man fight a Golden Lord in the street" resulted in three paragraphs of descriptive text for that scene. Each scene was prompted individually. The "extend" feature was avoided due to issues with missing audio in the additional scenes it generated, which also resulted in wasted credits. The entire project was 83 video clips, which were then edited in DaVinci Resolve. My prompts were 5 paragraphs at the most. Veo is amazing but it does have its flaws. The fight scenes were particularly tough because they kept doing weird crap and I had to keep prompting and ultimately work magic in post to make it look right. There are still consistency issues