Our run in Wan 3.0
The face, the red bob, the glasses and the mustard sweater stayed right, she walked into a white spotlight, a pink TALK DIRTY screen lit up behind her and flame jets fired behind the stage. But the clip opened on a wide shot with her photo shown on a side screen, the crew came out as all women, and the dance was generic hip and arm moves, not the trend's routine.
Vertical 9:16 handheld phone video filmed from the crowd at a live arena concert at night, one continuous 10-second shot with no cuts. The person from the photo is the lead dancer, wearing the same clothes as in the photo. 0-2 s: they walk to the front of the stage beside a crew of backup dancers in matching yellow and black jackets; a white spotlight drops on them from above and a big LED screen behind spells TALK DIRTY. 2-7 s: they dance in the centre of the stage in sync with the crew: hips swinging side to side, knees bent, arms rolling in front of the chest; tall orange flame jets shoot up from the edge of the stage. 7-10 s: the crew closes in behind them in a line and they keep dancing, confident and having fun. Keep the same face and hair as the photo the whole time. Realistic concert phone footage, stage lights and haze, five fingers on each hand, no captions or text other than the screen.
- Settings
- Image to video, 480P, 9:16, 10 seconds, one portrait photo, first result
- Wait
- About 4.5 minutes
- Came out right
- Face, hair, glasses and sweater; the spotlight walk-in; the TALK DIRTY screen; a crew in yellow and black jackets; flame jets from about 4 seconds
- Missed
- Her photo on a side screen in the first second; black shorts and boots she wasn't wearing; an all-women crew; flames behind the stage, not at its edge; generic moves instead of the routine




