La Tormenta de Arena Générateur de vidéos IA & prompts

Cast yourself and your partner in the nightclub balcony scene using a compatible reference-video workflow. Prompt: “Use Video 1 as the scene, motion, and editing reference for a La Tormenta de Arena AI couple video. Image 1 replaces only the balcony observer; Image 2 replaces only the featured person on the dance floor. SAME IDENTITY in every relevant frame, including rear views, distant crowd shots, profiles, and close-ups. Preserve each person's facial features, hair, skin tone, and outfit from their image. Follow Video 1's actual shot order, camera movement, duration, gestures, and expressions: the observer looks down from the railing, the view reveals the dance floor, and the spotlight finds the second person looking up. Keep the same club layout, crowd, lighting, and color grade. Maintain matching eye lines between the upper balcony and lower floor. Do not add a return shot, embrace, or dance move absent from the reference. NO DUPLICATE main subjects, no identity swaps, no original-face reversion, NO NEW SCENES, no warped hands, clothing flicker, added text, or logos.”

Animate the opening shot from a prepared image of your first character at a nightclub railing. Prompt: “Animate the supplied balcony scene image into a 5-second vertical 9:16 cinematic opening. The adult observer is the Image 1 character in the two-role sequence; their appearance is already established in this scene image. SAME IDENTITY throughout: preserve their face, hairstyle, clothing, and body proportions. Keep their forearms resting naturally on the upper-floor metal railing. They glance toward the dance floor below, pause, then form a small smile of recognition. Use a slow, steady push toward their face from slightly below eye level, with their downward gaze remaining clear. Preserve the deep blue club lighting, subtle haze, railing shape, and softly blurred background. Keep hands attached naturally to the arms and the body on the balcony side of the rail. This is only the opening shot; do not reveal or invent the second lead. One continuous shot, NO DUPLICATE observer, NO NEW SCENES, no face drift, extra fingers, bending railings, outfit changes, text, or logos.”

Give the reveal a funny twist with a friend's deadpan look, then pair it with the balcony shot. Prompt: “Animate the supplied dance-floor scene image into a 5-second vertical 9:16 nightclub reveal. The featured adult is the Image 2 character in the two-role sequence, already placed among the crowd in this scene image. SAME IDENTITY: preserve their face, hair, skin tone, outfit, and proportions. Begin from an elevated angle looking down toward them, with a white spotlight already centered on their body. The camera slowly moves closer while keeping the same downward viewing direction. They make a small, relaxed shoulder sway, then lift their chin toward the off-screen balcony and hold a playful, deadpan expression. Keep their feet planted and hands in a natural resting position. Background guests move subtly in deep blue light without blocking the face or copying the lead's appearance. Maintain stable spotlight direction, crowd spacing, and floor perspective. Do not add the balcony observer to this shot. NO DUPLICATE lead, NO NEW SCENES, no spinning camera, exaggerated choreography, sliding feet, warped hands, face changes, text, or logos.”

Use a pet-version reference clip to turn your dog or cat duo into the stars of the club scene. Prompt: “Use Video 1, a pet balcony-and-spotlight clip, as the exact visual and motion reference. Image 1 replaces only the pet watching from the balcony. Image 2 replaces only the pet revealed on the dance floor. Preserve each pet's own face, muzzle, ear shape, eye color, fur length, colors, and markings. SAME IDENTITY throughout; never exchange the two animals or revert to the reference pets. Keep the reference's costumes and role-specific poses, fitting them naturally to each animal's proportions. Follow the original shot order, camera movement, action timing, and expressions without adding new choreography. Preserve the nightclub, railing, background crowd, blue lighting, and white spotlight. Keep paws attached correctly and maintain exactly four limbs per pet, including when a pet stands upright. Background guests must not become copies of either pet. NO DUPLICATE lead animals, NO NEW SCENES, no human hands, extra paws, stretched bodies, merged fur, costume flicker, text, or logos.”