Cast the opening dancer
Photo 1 controls the collar tug, deck footwork and background appearances.
Video preview
The deck dancer slides and lunges before a second adult peeks from the corridor and advances toward the camera.
The deck solo and the corridor reaction
24K Magic AI follows the first 15 seconds of a cruise-ship dance scene. A close collar tug opens the clip, then the deck dancer moves through slides, kicks and a deep lunge beneath the blue sky.
The second role arrives later, looking around the corridor wall before moving toward the camera. Two photos keep the opening dancer and the corridor friend distinct as the scene changes between wide shots and close details.
Wide deck shots inside a vertical frame
The scene keeps the wood decking, cream corridor walls, stairs, white railing and open sea. The first performer’s footwork is shown in wide views and lower leg cutaways; the later corridor shot brings the second face closer.
Each photo supplies the adult’s hair, body appearance and visible clothes. Neither photo changes the ship. The friend stays out of the opening shot until the reference brings that role in.
The preview is a 540×960 vertical container holding a wide picture with black space above and below. The 720p 9:16 result preserves that layout and picture proportions. This version stops at 15 seconds and does not add the longer source’s later flare-gun gag.
24K Magic AI roles and scene
Give the corridor a friend
Photo 2 belongs to the later adult, without adding that person to the opening shot.
Keep the ship framing
The wide scene stays inside the original vertical container with its black borders.
How to make your video
Set both adult roles
Choose separate photos: deck dancer first, corridor friend second.
Generate the first fifteen seconds
Confirm permission for both adults and start the prepared scene for 10 credits.
Check the cut between roles
Review the collar, foot close-ups and corridor identity before downloading with sound.
Prepare the cast for the movement
- Use one person per photo, with a clear face and visible outfit.
- Include the full body where possible for the deck slides and lunge.
- Keep the photo order even though the second role appears later.
- Review both the close-up face and distant appearances on the ship.
Frequently asked questions
Why do I need two photos?+
Photo 1 replaces the opening deck dancer. Photo 2 replaces the corridor friend who appears later. Both are required for this version.
Will the friend appear at the beginning?+
The second adult enters when the reference introduces the corridor role. The opening collar tug and solo dance stay with Photo 1.
Do I need the source actors’ clothes?+
The visible outfit for each adult comes from their own photo. The source dark shirt and gray button-up identify the roles but are not fixed costumes.
Which actions are in the clip?+
It includes the collar tug, deck slides and kicks, a deep lunge, foot close-ups and the later corridor entrance and gesture.
Why are there black borders?+
The selected source has a wide picture inside a vertical frame. The result keeps that 9:16 container and the wide scene instead of stretching or cropping it.
Does it include the flare-gun ending?+
This version uses only the first 15 seconds. The later gag and the rest of the roughly 30-second source are outside the selected clip.
What sound is included?+
The download keeps the audio from the same selected reference window. The photos do not create new voices or choose another song.
How much does one video cost?+
The two-adult clip uses 10 ReelTada credits at 720p. Your balance is checked before either photo is uploaded or the video request starts.
Cast Your 24K Magic Deck Scene
Tug the collar, dance across the cruise-ship deck, then meet the friend stepping out of the corridor. Cast both adults from two photos.