Custom Dance Moves for Hotel Lobby AI: Use Your Own Clip

1. Put two people in frame, side by side, head to toe, facing the lens. The right performer in the take mirrors the second person in your clip.
2. Prop the phone up or use a tripod. Pans, zooms and cuts get copied as well.
3. Shoot at normal speed. Slow motion does not work.
4. Keep the good part between 2 and 15 seconds. The file can run longer; you will choose the slice.
5. Record straight from the phone camera as MP4 or MOV. Clips that are too heavy or too high in frame rate are converted in your browser.
6. Use people who agreed to it. Faces from a reference clip can bleed into the result, which is also why clips of famous performers are a bad idea.

1. Add the two portraits. Go full length: with Your clip, the photos are not redrawn first.
2. Tap Change on the sound row, pick Your clip under Moves and upload the video.
3. If the clip runs longer than the take, slide the orange frame to the slice you want. The length buttons only show lengths your clip allows, each with its credits.
4. Choose the audio (see the table below).
5. Look at the format. Choosing Your clip switches it to Match clip, the shape nearest to your video.
6. Tap Create video.

A slice that falls between two lengths is billed at the longer one. Stage and sound never change the price. Wan 3.0 takes are normally ready in about 5 to 15 minutes.

• The model is instructed to copy moves, gestures, timing and camera. How faithfully it follows an uploaded clip has not been measured.
• Cuts carry over. A clip that cuts every few seconds produces a take with the same cuts.
• Faces from the clip can leak into the result. Film people who are happy to be in it.
• A clip with only one dancer leaves the right performer with nobody to copy. That case has not been tried.
• Your room never appears: the stage replaces the background.

• Stick with the built-in routine for the trend’s exact moves and look, when you only have face shots (the redraw fills in the body), or when you want the Hotel Lobby track in step with the moves.
• Bring your own clip for a different dance, a skit or your spin on the routine, when you have full-length portraits of both people, or when the clip has its own audio or you have your own song.