Nicole Kidman Dance AI Video Generator

Recast the selected 13-second scene. The reference video controls exact movement, framing and edit timing; the intervals below describe the intended beats.

CAST — YOUR DANCER: @Image1 supplies ONLY the single dancer in the warm-lit alley. Keep this identity from opening to final frame.

IDENTITY PRIORITY: Uploaded role photos are the ONLY authority for the assigned characters, including the ending. Environment and pose references must never supply a face. If a role photo is a cat or dog, make that character an upright anthropomorphic animal FROM THE FIRST FRAME: its own furry body, two furry forelimbs ending in paws, two hind legs, its own tail, head, ears and muzzle. Never begin as a four-legged animal then morph into a human body. Never use bare human hands, skin-coloured fingers or human forearms on an animal. When both role photos are animals, BOTH protagonists remain those two animals in EVERY scene, including flashbacks; no human protagonist may appear.

REFERENCE MAP:
Identity photos only; the original video supplies the environment and motion.

SETTING: The narrow orange-lit night alley in @Video1. Keep the street lamps, wall positions, vertical framing and camera backing away in front of the lead.
SELECTED MODE: Solo dance

CONTINUITY: The song title is Nicole Kidman by ADÉLA; do not recreate the actress, an AMC advert, a theatre aisle or a red-carpet walk. @Video1 controls the actual choreography and its order. Retain the upload’s own facial features, gender presentation, hair, facial hair and clothing; do not copy the source dancer’s face or black outfit. Do not invent hair on a bald subject. A pet dances upright with its own paws and fur throughout. No second dancer, no costume transformation and no spoken dialogue.

SHOT 1 — 0–3 seconds: follow the source forward steps, relaxed shoulder rhythm and hip sway while the camera retreats along the alley.

SHOT 2 — 3–6 seconds: follow the actual reference hand-to-hair sweep and chest-level gesture. Keep the face readable between fast arm movements.

SHOT 3 — 6–10 seconds: match the side-to-side hip accents and brief turn toward the lens; feet stay grounded and the body stays coherent.

SHOT 4 — 10–13 seconds: bring the arms overhead following the source timing and complete its final pose. Finish on the same uploaded dancer without a cut.

FINISH: Keep exactly the assigned subjects throughout. No identity drift, cloned bodies, extra limbs, costume changes, captions, logos, watermarks or unrelated actions. Deliver a silent MP4; music is added by the user in their social app. Small motion differences are acceptable; preserve the action order, shot contents and ending.