Dance MV Recreated From a Reference Video

Create a photorealistic, cinematic 9-second dance MV in 16:9.

Strictly recreate Video 1's shot order, timing, choreography, camera angles, framing, camera movements, cuts, transitions, lighting, and rhythm.

CHARACTER IDENTITY LOCK — HIGHEST PRIORITY

Image 1 is the ONLY identity reference for the central main character. Preserve the exact face, facial features, skin tone, hairstyle, and body characteristics.

Image 2 is the ONLY identity reference for ALL male backup dancers. Preserve their original faces, skin tones, ethnic features, hairstyles, and appearances.

Use Image 3 as the reference background.

BACKUP DANCER IDENTITY CONTINUITY

The same two male dancers positioned beside the main character in the opening close-up MUST remain the exact same individuals throughout the entire video.

Camera pullbacks must reveal the same continuous scene and existing people. Never replace, regenerate, duplicate, or alter their identities.

SHOT-BY-SHOT RECREATION

0–1.7s: Tight frontal close-up. Main character centered between two male dancers. Direct eye contact, subtle lip movement, natural head movement. Static camera with shallow depth of field.

1.7–2.5s: Hard cut to frontal wide shot. Camera pulls back to reveal the formation. Main character leans back, tilts their head, and extends both arms outward. The same two dancers begin dancing beside them.

2.5–3.8s: Frontal wide shot. Synchronized knee bends, side-to-side body sways, and sharp lateral and forward arm punches.

3.8–5.5s: Hard cut to high-angle overhead medium-wide shot. Main character squats, bends both arms outward, shifts sideways, and moves to the beat. Dancers perform synchronized squats, side steps, arm swings, and punches.

5.5–7.4s: Return to frontal wide shot. Dancers perform alternating squats, side leans, turns, and powerful arm swings. Main character remains centered, stretches both arms upward, and sways to the rhythm.

7.4–9s: Alternate between low-angle medium shots and close-ups. Main character raises one arm overhead, extends the other downward, leans sideways, and finishes with a confident close-up pose.

STRICT CONSTRAINTS

- Preserve exact identities from Image 1 and Image 2.
- The same two male dancers must remain throughout.
- Never use faces or appearances from the reference video.
- No face swapping, identity drift, skin tone changes, or ethnicity changes.
- Maintain consistent character count and formation.
- Main character's sunglasses must remain on throughout.
- No additions, disappearances, or duplication.
- Camera cuts and occlusions must never trigger character regeneration.
- Match the reference choreography, rhythm, framing, and editing.
- No additional shots or transitions.

Model

Seedance

Duration

9s

Original post

One dance. Multiple camera angles. Zero identity drift. What if you could recreate a cinematic dance MV using your own character and dancer references? I'm using @WizstarAI + Seedance 2.5 to create a photorealistic 9-second dance sequence with precise choreography, camera movements, and character consistency. The magic is in the details: → Lock the main character's identity. → Keep backup dancers consistent across every shot. → Recreate the reference video's choreography. → Match camera angles, cuts, timing, and transitions. → Maintain sunglasses and facial details throughout. Create this hilarious AI video using Seedance 2.5 on WizstarAI, super AI avatar studio 👇 https://t.co/4AqzVtlk3t PROMPT: Create a photorealistic, cinematic 9-second dance MV in 16:9. Strictly recreate Video 1's shot order, timing, choreography, camera angles, framing, camera movements, cuts, transitions, lighting, and rhythm. CHARACTER IDENTITY LOCK — HIGHEST PRIORITY Image 1 is the ONLY identity reference for the central main character. Preserve the exact face, facial features, skin tone, hairstyle, and body characteristics. Image 2 is the ONLY identity reference for ALL male backup dancers. Preserve their original faces, skin tones, ethnic features, hairstyles, and appearances. Use Image 3 as the reference background. BACKUP DANCER IDENTITY CONTINUITY The same two male dancers positioned beside the main character in the opening close-up MUST remain the exact same individuals throughout the entire video. Camera pullbacks must reveal the same continuous scene and existing people. Never replace, regenerate, duplicate, or alter their identities. SHOT-BY-SHOT RECREATION 0–1.7s: Tight frontal close-up. Main character centered between two male dancers. Direct eye contact, subtle lip movement, natural head movement. Static camera with shallow depth of field. 1.7–2.5s: Hard cut to frontal wide shot. Camera pulls back to reveal the formation. Main character leans back, tilts their head, and extends both arms outward. The same two dancers begin dancing beside them. 2.5–3.8s: Frontal wide shot. Synchronized knee bends, side-to-side body sways, and sharp lateral and forward arm punches. 3.8–5.5s: Hard cut to high-angle overhead medium-wide shot. Main character squats, bends both arms outward, shifts sideways, and moves to the beat. Dancers perform synchronized squats, side steps, arm swings, and punches. 5.5–7.4s: Return to frontal wide shot. Dancers perform alternating squats, side leans, turns, and powerful arm swings. Main character remains centered, stretches both arms upward, and sways to the rhythm. 7.4–9s: Alternate between low-angle medium shots and close-ups. Main character raises one arm overhead, extends the other downward, leans sideways, and finishes with a confident close-up pose. STRICT CONSTRAINTS - Preserve exact identities from Image 1 and Image 2. - The same two male dancers must remain throughout. - Never use faces or appearances from the reference video. - No face swapping, identity drift, skin tone changes, or ethnicity changes. - Maintain consistent character count and formation. - Main character's sunglasses must remain on throughout. - No additions, disappearances, or duplication. - Camera cuts and occlusions must never trigger character regeneration. - Match the reference choreography, rhythm, framing, and editing. - No additional shots or transitions. Your turn: Upload your references, paste the prompt, and create your own cinematic dance MV with Seedance 2.5 on Wizstar! #WizstarAI #Seedance25 #AIVideo #WizstarPartner #AI

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