A man in royal attire stands before a diverse, surreal crowd of muscular figures, animal-headed people, and hot dog suits as they rhythmically bow in unison.
Created with AI with @higgsfield Genjutsu.
Learned from Kareema Yertargyn.
Tutorial:
I added the reference video first.
Then created my character sheet and added there.
Then added other characters of the video.
Then used this prompt:
Preserve its full timeline, camera, cuts, framing, lens, lighting, choreography and background exactly. Only the people and one handheld prop are replaced: the lead becomes CHARACTER A, every other person becomes one CROWD CHARACTER, and the cigarette becomes a lollipop. ACTIVE REFERENCES: @Image 23 defines CHARACTER A, the male lead. Use the exact male person from the supplied character sheet/reference images. Preserve his exact facial identity, eye shape, brow shape, nose, lips, jawline, skin tone, facial proportions, hairstyle, body proportions and distinctive facial features in every shot, at every distance and from every angle. CHARACTER A is a stylish young man with a masculine frame. His FACE is copied from [tag your character sheet here] exactly and remains recognizable throughout the entire video. Use his face, hairstyle, body and clothing from the supplied reference views. Do not use the image background. CHARACTER A wears an extremely oversized single-breasted deep olive green wool blazer with dropped padded shoulders and wide notched lapels, worn fully open, hem around mid-thigh; ivory dress shirt with fine brown pinstripes, buttoned to the top and tucked in; deep burgundy silk tie with thin diagonal ivory stripes in a small tight knot; slim black leather belt with a small square silver buckle; high-waisted wide-leg deep olive green wool trousers with double front pleats breaking over the shoes; polished black leather penny loafers. Keep the outfit masculine, sophisticated, oversized and editorial. No pearls, pearl bracelet, earrings or other feminine accessories unless they exist on the supplied male character reference. CROWD CAST, each image below defines exactly ONE crowd character, upright on two legs at human height: @Image 1 ROOSTER SKATER: rooster head with red comb and wattle on a stocky human body, blue denim jacket, baggy blue jeans, white sneakers, a skateboard with red wheels held in one hand. @Image 2 HOT-DOG DOG: golden retriever standing upright inside a hot-dog costume, sausage in a bun with a yellow mustard zigzag, dog head out the top, front paws at the sides. @Image 3 MUSCLE POMERANIAN: fluffy cream Pomeranian with a sculpted human bodybuilder chest and six-pack, both arms flexed up. @Image 4 MONKEY KID: macaque in a black baseball cap, brown-pink striped sweater, baggy blue jeans, white sneakers, a phone in one hand and an iced drink cup in the other. @Image 5 DJ KOALA: grey koala wearing black over-ear headphones with a mic arm, holding a red soda can in both paws. @Image 6 SHERIFF CHICK: round yellow chick in a brown cowboy hat, tan fringed vest with a sheriff star, gun belt with holster, brown cowboy boots. @Image 7 PANDA IN A NIGHTGOWN: panda standing upright in a pink slip dress printed with orange pumpkins and bats. @Image 8 MACAQUE TWINS: two identical macaques in yellow floral sleeveless dresses, TWO crowd members, always standing side by side; each macaque is one person. @Image 9 MUSCLE KANGAROO: red kangaroo standing upright in a bodybuilder pose, thick tail behind, no clothes. @Image 10 FAIRY HORSE: horse head and brown hide on a slim upright body in a pink tulle fairy dress with pink-and-white butterfly wings on the back. @Image 11 HORSE MAN: horse head on a shirtless brown muscular human torso, arms crossed, blue jeans. @Image 22 GOAT MAN: white goat head on a very thin pale shirtless human body, blue jeans. @Image 12 BANANA KITTEN: orange kitten face peeking out of a yellow banana costume with stubby arms and legs. @Image 13 GRUMPY TABBY: orange tabby cat with a flat, unimpressed face, standing upright, shirtless, blue jeans. @Image 14 POLITE CAT: white cat with a black patch on the head and a small tight smile, standing upright, shirtless, blue jeans. @Image 15 PUNK CAT: orange tabby with a spiked mohawk of fur, white-framed sunglasses, black T-shirt with an orange flame-style print, blue jeans. @Image 16 MUSCLE DUCK: white duck head with an orange bill on a huge shirtless white bodybuilder torso, blue jeans, orange webbed feet. @Image 17 SPHYNX MAN: hairless pale cat head with a blank stare on a slim human body, white long-sleeve T-shirt, blue jeans. @Image 18 TIGER MAN: tiger head on a shirtless striped muscular human torso, blue jeans. @Image 19 WOLF MAN: grey wolf head on a shirtless grey-furred muscular torso, blue jeans, grey tail. @Image 20 GROUNDHOG: brown groundhog standing upright, paws held at its chest, no clothes. @Image 14 FLUFFY KITTEN: cream-orange long-haired kitten standing upright, no clothes. @Image 21 DINO CHICKEN: red-brown chicken head in a green dinosaur costume with a yellow belly and green webbed feet. For every crowd image use the character's head, body, fur or skin, costume, colors and handheld props. Do not use any image background. EDIT GOAL: REPLACE the shaved-head young man in the white shirt and loosened tie with CHARACTER A. CHARACTER A inherits the original man's exact position, body orientation, gaze direction, every movement, gesture and facial expression frame by frame: the head drop in the opening close-up, turning his back and walking into the rows, leaning toward a crowd member's ear, draping his arm over another's shoulders, pulling faces, standing completely still while the crowd erupts, and standing calm at the center of the bleachers in the finale. His face is always the exact male face from [tag your character sheet here], whether close to camera, small in frame, viewed from the side, viewed from behind with his face partially visible, or when he turns back toward camera. His skin is clean unless otherwise defined by the character reference. Do not inherit the original actor's face, shaved head, neck tattoo, body shape or other identity characteristics. CHARACTER A must have a natural masculine body and silhouette consistent with the supplied reference images. The original actor's body must not show through. His deep olive blazer, pinstriped shirt, burgundy tie, olive trousers, black belt and black loafers remain exactly consistent for the entire video. His hairstyle remains identical to the male character reference throughout every shot. REPLACE the cigarette in CHARACTER A's right hand with a round lollipop on a thin white stick, a glossy candy ball about 3 cm across. This replacement is mandatory. The cigarette does not exist anywhere in the final video. The lollipop is already inserted into CHARACTER A's hand in the very first frame, with the stick between his fingers at exactly the same height and position where the original man's fingers were. He pulls the lollipop away from his lips using exactly the same movement the original man used for the cigarette, and later holds it at his hip exactly where the original actor holds the cigarette. There is NO smoke, NO vapor, NO haze, NO exhaled breath cloud, NO ember and NO ash. The air around his face remains completely clean and clear throughout the video. The original man's exhale becomes a normal closed-mouth breath with nothing visible leaving CHARACTER A's lips. REPLACE every other person in the video, including every boy in a dark blazer in the blurred background of the opening close-up, everyone in the rows CHARACTER A walks into, everyone participating in the eruption, and everyone standing on the bleachers in the finale, with a CROWD CHARACTER from the CROWD CAST. ONE PERSON = ONE IMAGE. Each crowd member is a complete copy of the single character represented by one reference image: that image's head, body, fur or skin, costume, colors and props, and nothing from any other reference. Never combine the head from one character with the body, costume or accessories of another character. No hybrid crowd characters. No character carries a feature, garment, prop, fur pattern or accessory that does not exist in its own reference image. FULL CAST, SPREAD OUT. All 23 characters appear throughout the crowd. The crowd contains approximately one hundred people, so each character may appear several times. Copies of the same character must look identical. Spread the cast evenly through every row and across the full width of the scene. Do not place two copies of the same character directly beside each other. Show the widest possible variety in the rows surrounding CHARACTER A and across the front rows of the bleachers. SAME HEIGHT, SAME SPOT. Every crowd character is scaled to match the human being it replaces. The character's head appears at the height of the original person's head, its feet occupy the position of the original person's feet, and it inherits the original person's facing direction. Every character stands upright on two legs. Small characters such as kittens, the groundhog, chick and banana kitten are enlarged to human height. Muscular characters remain human-sized. No giants. No tiny figures. No empty spaces where a person originally stood. CONTACT PARTNERS: The crowd member CHARACTER A leans toward and appears to speak to at 9–11 seconds is GRUMPY TABBY @Image 13. The crowd member CHARACTER A drapes his arm over at 12–13 seconds is MUSCLE DUCK @Image 16. His arm physically rests on MUSCLE DUCK's shoulder with believable contact and collision. Each crowd character inherits the exact position, pose, timing and movement of the person it replaces: standing relatively still during the first half, raising hands and then thrashing and throwing the head backward from approximately 19 seconds onward, and performing the synchronized bleacher choreography in the finale by alternately throwing their heads backward and bowing forward. Animal heads, costumes, wings, hats, tails and handheld props move naturally with their bodies through every movement. IDENTITY HOLD AT THE ERUPTION: At approximately 19 seconds, when the crowd begins moving intensely, every crowd character retains the exact visual identity of its own reference image: head, species, fur, costume, jeans, accessories and props remain unchanged. The dark blazers, white shirts, striped ties, crests and human boys' faces from must not appear on anyone. Only their choreography and motion are inherited. A crowd character visible at 20 seconds must remain exactly the same character wearing exactly the same costume as it was at 18 seconds. The same rule applies to the bleacher sequence. Every figure in the finale is a CROWD CHARACTER, never an original boy from the master video. CONSISTENCY HOLD, START TO END: The crowd does not evolve, drift, degrade, mutate or reset. Each crowd member is permanently bound to one character reference from frame one and maintains that identity throughout every second, whether near or far, sharp or blurred, stationary or moving. The only human face visible anywhere in the video is CHARACTER A's male face. Every other head is a complete animal head belonging to its designated species, with correct eyes, nose, bill or muzzle, fur or feathers according to its reference. No human crowd faces. No melted faces. No partially human animal faces. No dark school blazers. The crowd must never revert toward the original boys from . LIVING CROWD: While the crowd remains relatively still during the first half, characters behave like living creatures rather than statues. Allow subtle natural micro-movements such as blinking, slow breathing, ear twitches, slight weight shifts and small variations in head angle. Bodies and feet remain locked to their assigned ground positions. EDIT SCOPE: Only CHARACTER A's identity, the crowd's identity and the handheld prop change. Do not repaint or redesign the camera, cuts, framing, lighting direction, architecture, environment, background or choreography. CONTENT TO PRESERVE: Preserve the camera position, camera height, movement and every cut exactly as in , including the eye-level close-up on CHARACTER A and the slow continuous pull-back that rises into the high wide shot revealing the bleachers. Preserve the original shot sizes, shallow depth of field during the opening and deeper focus in the finale. Preserve the original daylight direction, exposure and color balance. Preserve the brick school building with its arched entrance, the two dark banners reading "Class of 2034", the black tiered bleachers and paved courtyard. Preserve the crowd's exact count, rows, spacing and every person's original ground position. Preserve CHARACTER A's every movement at the original timestamp. TIMELINE INHERITANCE: Every action retains its original timestamp from . No action is added, shortened, extended, reordered or removed. Identity, wardrobe, costumes and prop states remain constant across every cut and throughout all forty seconds. The lollipop remains in CHARACTER A's right hand from the first frame to the last. PHYSICS: CHARACTER A's hair responds naturally to his movements according to its length and style in @Image 23. His hairstyle remains consistent and physically attached to his head through every turn, walk and movement. The oversized blazer swings heavily with his body and settles naturally when he stops. The tie moves with realistic cloth physics and settles against his shirt. His wide-leg trousers react naturally to walking and body movement. His loafers maintain firm physical contact with the pavement and bleacher surfaces. The lollipop remains rigid between his fingers with the thin white stick clearly visible. It moves only with his hand. Within the crowd, fur, feathers, ears and tails carry believable inertia. They lag slightly during fast head movements and settle afterward. The hot-dog, banana and dinosaur costumes move more stiffly with their wearers. The fairy wings flutter naturally during movement. Cowboy hats, headphones, caps and sunglasses remain firmly seated through every head throw. The skateboard, phone, drink cup and soda can remain securely in the hands or paws assigned to them. Muscular bodies move with convincing mass. Smaller round-bodied characters move more lightly. Every character's feet maintain realistic physical contact with the ground and bleacher steps. No floating. No sliding. No clipping through surfaces. POSITIVE LOCKS: CHARACTER A's face is always exactly the male face from [tag your character sheet here], sharp, recognizable and identity-consistent at every distance and from every angle. His eyes remain naturally visible whenever the original framing allows them to be seen. CHARACTER A is the only human face in the entire video. CHARACTER A is the only person wearing the deep olive green blazer, pinstriped dress shirt, burgundy tie and matching olive trousers. The lollipop remains in his right hand from frame one. No cigarette. No smoke. No vapor. No haze. No ember. No ash. Every other person is a CROWD CHARACTER copied completely from exactly one reference image, with one species, one head, one body, one costume and one corresponding set of props. This remains true from the first frame to the final frame, near and far, stationary and thrashing, on the bleachers and off the bleachers. All 23 CROWD CHARACTERS are represented. Repeated copies of each character remain visually identical. No original boy in a dark blazer appears anywhere. No original white school shirt with striped tie appears anywhere in the crowd. No human face other than CHARACTER A appears anywhere in frame at any second, especially during the 19-second eruption and the finale. Preserve the same framing, lens characteristics, camera movement, cuts, building, courtyard and bleachers from the master video. CHARACTER A's face and every crowd character's fur, feathers, skin and costume must inherit the master's existing daylight direction and shadow pattern so all replacements feel physically present inside the original scene rather than composited on top of it.