Your central dancer
The same adult identity follows the lead through the changes of view.
Video reference
A central dancer leads the masked opening, alley and garage steps before the group becomes white-wall silhouettes.
Your photo leads the crew
Sawadika AI places one adult at the center of the selected dance sequence. The same lead moves through the masked opening, the dark alley, concrete stair setting, garage lineup and white-wall silhouettes.
Your photo supplies the central dancer's identity, hair, body appearance and visible outfit. The reference provides the hand shapes, arm accents, footwork, changing expression and camera timing.
The other dancers keep their own roles and appearances. One photo is enough for the lead; there is no separate identity upload for each member of the crew.
From the alley to the white-wall silhouettes
The opening frames the lead among masked dancers with hands and arms close to the face. The sequence moves through the wet alley and sharper group gestures before the concrete stairs and the closer lead view.
The garage lineup continues the same central role, with the crew moving around it. Near the end of the selected window, the bright wall turns the dancers into dark silhouettes.
Your uploaded background does not replace those sets. The video keeps the alley lighting, concrete architecture, garage and silhouette wall, while the lead uses the appearance from your photo.
This version follows the first 15 seconds at the original pace. It ends with the silhouette section; the later prayer-hands pose and tuk-tuk tunnel are outside the selection. The wide 16:9 output preserves the lead and crew without squeezing them into a portrait crop.
One lead across several sets
The crew stays together
Keep the masked dancers, lineup and silhouettes in their original positions.
Wide framing with sound
Follow the selected 15 seconds in 16:9 with its own reference audio.
Make the first fifteen seconds
Choose the lead photo
Use one sharp adult photo with a clear face, hair and visible outfit.
Confirm permission
Confirm the adult agreed to appear, then generate the prepared sequence for 10 credits.
Review the central role
Watch the identity through the cuts and check the group framing, then download with sound.
Use a face that stays readable in quick cuts
- Choose one adult with the eyes and hairline visible.
- Use bright, even photo lighting rather than a dark side view.
- Show the clothing you want the lead to wear.
- The reference supplies the moving poses and changing expressions.
- Check the central role and the backup dancers at every change of set.
Questions about Sawadika
How many photos do I need?+
One clear adult photo for the central lead across the selected shots. The other dancers are part of the fixed reference.
Which dancer changes?+
Only the central lead. Their position and actions identify the role as the set and framing change; the backup dancers keep their own appearances.
Do I get the original costume changes?+
The lead uses the hair, body appearance and visible clothing from your photo. The reference supplies the choreography, expressions, camera and sets.
Does this include the tunnel finale?+
The selection ends at 15 seconds in the white-wall silhouette section. The later prayer-hands pose and tuk-tuk tunnel are outside this version.
Will it use my photo background?+
The alley, stairs, garage and silhouette wall stay. The photo is used for the lead's appearance, so its room or outdoor background is not carried over.
Is the video wide or vertical?+
The output is wide 16:9 at 720p. It keeps the lead and crew in view and preserves natural proportions.
Does the clip include sound?+
Yes. The download uses audio from the same selected 15-second reference. There is no music, voice or replacement-sound upload.
Can I add a pet or a second lead?+
This mode has one adult lead role. It has no pet, extra-person or separate scene-photo slot.
How much does one video use?+
One video uses 10 ReelTada credits. Your balance is checked before the photo upload and generation request.
Take the Center of the Crew
One adult photo and fifteen seconds of the wide dance sequence with sound.