Toc Toc AI Dance

Vertical 9:16, 11 seconds, photoreal, one continuous shot with no cuts. Use the animal in my reference photo: keep its breed, fur, markings and size exactly. Setting: a narrow, bare hallway with off-white walls, a white door and a light wooden floor. The phone lies on the floor, tilted up, and never moves. The pet dances on its hind legs, copying a human dancer with its own body. Every move is made with real furry paws, never hands or fingers. Its hind feet stay planted on every hop. 0-1 s: already upright right by the phone, front paws up at its chest, filling the frame. 1-2 s: it hops backwards on its hind legs until its whole body is in view. 2-3 s: small hops, one front paw raised by its head, tapping the air twice like knocking. 3-4 s: a bouncy shrug, both front legs out to the sides. 4-9 s: it turns side-on and hops on one hind leg, the other kicked back, on every beat, then hops back to face the camera. 9-11 s: both front legs flung open wide, standing tall and proud, held. Sound: a bouncy French party song with a strong, steady beat. Avoid: human hands, fingers, sliding, extra animals, camera moves, cuts.

Use the baby or toddler in my reference photo: keep their face, hair and outfit exactly. Vertical 9:16, 10 seconds, soft daylight, phone on the floor, fixed camera. Setting: a bedroom with a soft carpet. The little one stands and does a tiny, wobbly version of the Toc Toc dance with a very serious face: small bounces on the spot, one little knee lifted, a tiny fist knocking twice on an invisible door, then both arms open wide at the end. Keep moves small and safe, feet on the carpet, natural toddler proportions. Avoid: adult body proportions, extra limbs, sliding, text, watermarks.

Use the people in the reference photo. Keep each person's face, skin tone, and body shape. Dress everyone in a blond bob wig, a thin curled mustache, a brown houndstooth suit, a white shirt, and a thin tie. They stand in a line facing the camera with completely straight, serious faces. On the beat, they hop on one foot, then switch feet, arms hanging loose at their sides. On the chorus, each person raises a fist and knocks twice on an invisible door. Plain living room background. Fixed camera, full body in frame from head to shoes, vertical 9:16, natural light.

[Image 1] = person on the left. [Image 2] = person on the right. Vertical 9:16, 11 seconds, one continuous shot, fixed phone camera a little further back so both are full length in frame. Same bare white room. They stand side by side, an arm's length apart, and do every move at exactly the same moment, like a rehearsed crew: one-foot hops with the other knee up, a fist knocking twice on an invisible door, a short sideways skip each so they never bump, then both arms flung wide on the last beat. Both stay dead serious and never look at each other. Keep both faces, hair and clothes exactly as in their photos. Avoid: face swaps between the two, extra people, sliding feet, text, watermarks.

[Image 1] = my original character. [Video 1] = dance reference. Make the character perform exactly the moves, rhythm and framing of [Video 1]: hopping on one foot to the beat, fist knocking on an imaginary door on the chorus. Keep face, hair, outfit identical every frame. Deadpan expression. Setting: [location]. Vertical 9:16, 10s, handheld phone look. Avoid: face drift, extra limbs, floating feet, outfit changes, text, watermarks.

@Video 1 is the motion reference: use only its movement, camera work, timing and audio. @Image 1 is the only appearance reference. Replace the dancer in @Video 1 with the subject from @Image 1 and keep @Image 1's face, hair, skin tone and clothes; do not blend in the original performer's face. In a bare white room with a fixed full-body camera: one-foot hops with a knee up, a fist knocking on an invisible door, alternating kicks, then a wide-arm finish facing the camera. vertical 9:16, 11 seconds, every move on the beat of the original audio. One subject only, no extra people, no text, no watermark.