In my experience, a lot of LORAs don't respect prompting structure. Turn off any you don't absolutely need for that scene.
When I install a new one, I run a test. Specifically, same prompt, ref image, time and seed, and it's always "Static Shot". If the camera moves, I delete the LORA, it's trash. Camera movement not following the schema or prompt directives is a tell-tale sign of shitty training data pruning. If it does that, it will likely mess up your prompts in other ways too (like clipping issues). That's what I'd check first.
In my experience, a lot of LORAs don't respect prompting structure. Turn off any you don't absolutely need for that scene.
When I install a new one, I run a test. Specifically, same prompt, ref image, time and seed, and it's always "Static Shot". If the camera moves, I delete the LORA, it's trash. Camera movement not following the schema or prompt directives is a tell-tale sign of shitty training data pruning. If it does that, it will likely mess up your prompts in other ways too (like clipping issues). That's what I'd check first.