left support
On The Radar AI follows the green-booth duet, with Photo 1 as the left supporting performer and Photo 2 as the right lead at the microphone.
On The Radar AI reference
Two adults bob and trade hand gestures in the green recording booth while the right performer leads at the microphone.
Your photos in the green-booth duet
On The Radar AI follows the green-booth duet, with Photo 1 as the left supporting performer and Photo 2 as the right lead at the microphone.
The left performer raises an arm, bends and bounces with the beat. The right performer mouths the vocal, gestures across the chest and opens the arms while staying with the microphone.
This selected clip is about 14.19 seconds in 16:9 at the original pace. It uses the same green-booth reference audio and keeps both people in the landscape frame.
The support role and the microphone lead
Each adult keeps their own face, hairstyle, body appearance and visible clothes from the portrait. The source grey hoodie, black beanie and leather jacket are preview outfits, not required clothes.
The headphones and microphone belong to the performance. Green light bars, acoustic wall panels and the studio sign stay behind the pair.
This two-person 679 scene is distinct from Landed in Brooklyn’s red-lit five-person crew. A different photo order, sound and performance are used on that page.
Keep the parts that make this scene recognizable
The prepared movement and setting
Two adults bob and trade hand gestures in the green recording booth while the right performer leads at the microphone.
A short video with its reference sound
14.19 seconds at the source pace, delivered as a 16:9 MP4 at 720p.
Make your On The Radar clip
Place the portraits in their roles
Add the supporting adult on the left first, then the adult leading at the right microphone. Both portraits are required.
Confirm the adults’ permission
Confirm permission for every uploaded adult, then generate this prepared scene for 10 credits.
Review the faces and action
Watch the left supporting performer and the scene’s hand and body movements, then download the video with its reference audio.
Choose portraits that keep the roles clear
- Choose separate adult portraits, each with one unobstructed face.
- Keep the right lead’s mouth and both adults’ shoulders visible.
- Include the outfits you want to appear in the booth.
Questions about this scene
Which photo performs at the microphone?+
Photo 2 is the lead on the right. Photo 1 is the supporting adult on the left, following the raised arm, bends and gestures.
Can I use a pet in this version?+
This prepared duet accepts two adult people. It has no pet mode or automatic group-photo separation.
Is this the red-studio Landed in Brooklyn performance?+
No. This is the two-person green-booth 679 routine. The red-lit Landed in Brooklyn scene uses five performance roles and another audio reference.
What photos are needed?+
Use two separate adult portraits in the labeled role order. Everyone shown must be 18 or older and have agreed to appear.
What length and format will I get?+
The selected reference is 14.19 seconds at its original speed. The output is 16:9 at 720p; the preview keeps its actual 1920×1080 frame.
What sound does it use?+
The download includes audio from this same selected reference. There is no new voice, changed script or separate music choice.
How many credits does one video cost?+
One generation uses 10 ReelTada credits. Your current balance is checked before any photo upload or video-model request starts.
Cast Your On The Radar Scene
Two adults bob and trade hand gestures in the green recording booth while the right performer leads at the microphone.