A clear two-role cast
The party star and shoot dancer keep separate identities across changes of location.
Two featured performers move between party close-ups, a shoot dance in a crowded gym and cash-handling shots.
Look Alive AI casts two adults into a fast party-and-gym edit. The first portrait takes the star role, while the second takes the performer doing the shoot dance in the cheering gym crowd.
Both photos provide their own identity, hair, body appearance and visible outfit. The reference supplies the expressions, lip movements, scene changes, hand gestures and dance timing.
The selected edit follows the first 15 seconds at its original speed. Download a vertical 9:16 MP4 at 720p with the audio from the same window.
The edit moves between blue-lit party gestures, vehicle-side performance, the gym and closer cash-handling views. The portraits stay tied to the two people through those changes, rather than taking over whichever face fills the next shot.
Photo 2 handles the hopping footwork and arm pump of the shoot dance. The crowd around that dancer keeps its original identities and reactions, while the uploaded adult supplies the featured performer.
The star’s party and vehicle shots belong to Photo 1. Source jackets and hoodies help identify the reference roles, but the clothing you want should be visible in your own portraits.
This prepared Look Alive scene relates to the Drake and BlocBoy JB music-video theme. It creates the selected short cast edit, without adding a new song, a new location or the longer source’s later ending.
The party star and shoot dancer keep separate identities across changes of location.
Keep the surrounding crowd and reference timing around the featured solo.
Clear faces and visible outfits define the performers while the source supplies the edit.
Add two separate adult portraits: the star first and the shoot-dance performer second. Show each face, hair and desired outfit clearly.
Confirm all adults have agreed to appear, then generate the selected scene for 10 credits.
Watch both identities through the rapid cuts, gym dance and cash shots, then download the video with sound.
Photo 1 is the star across the party, vehicle and gym views. Photo 2 is the shoot-dance performer in the gym and the person counting cash outside. Both photos are required.
No. Each portrait stays assigned to its reference performer across the selected edit, including close-ups, different clothes and shared shots.
Only the two featured roles use your photos. The gym crowd, party bystanders and other unassigned people remain from the reference.
Your portraits supply each adult’s visible clothes, identity, hair and body appearance. The reference outfits identify the roles rather than fixing your wardrobe.
This version follows the opening 15 seconds at the original speed. The party, gym and cash-handling cuts inside that window are retained.
A vertical 9:16 MP4 at 720p with audio from the exact selected reference. The portraits do not generate new voices or select another song.
One two-person video costs 10 credits total. Current balance is checked before uploading the portraits or starting a video request.
Two featured performers move between party close-ups, a shoot dance in a crowded gym and cash-handling shots.