Film-scene motion transfer
The video shown is the original source clip, not a generated result.
Missing 2 referenced images — upload them for better results.
Examples
This is the Instagram source clip used to show the scene and timing. It is not an AI-generated result.
The source scene shows two partners in front of blue lockers and a sequence of close-camera prop gestures.
How it works
Review the source scene, then upload one clear photo for each of the two roles.
Upload separate clear photos for the foreground person and the friend behind them. Each photo should show one unobstructed face and upper body.
Watch the original reference clip and check the selected model, duration, resolution and credit cost.
Generate the video, then check identity consistency, hands, prop transitions and the partner's continuity before sharing.
About the trend
This template is based on a locker-room clip from the 2012 film End of Watch. Add two character photos to place yourself and a friend in the two on-screen roles. The Instagram edit jokes about two friends whose next business might not work out. Original post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DE1LlNjN00R/. The uploaded clip is the original scene reference, not an AI-generated result.
Frequently asked questions
What to expect from this reference-video template.
Image 1 guides the person nearest the camera. Image 2 guides the partner who appears behind them. Upload a separate photo of one person for each role.
No. The preview is the original Instagram source clip, provided to show the scene and its timing.
This preset expects two separate character photos, one for each on-screen role. A group photo does not reliably assign the two identities.
The prompt asks the model to follow the reference closely, but generated motion, faces, hands, objects and audio may vary. Review the result before using it.