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Final step: the location + video Generate an empty street first, so the AI has a fixed place to put both characters. Street prompt: Empty Paris café terrace at dusk, rattan bistro chairs and small round tables, grey awnings, glowing wall lamps, trees and wide grey stone paving. No people. iPhone photo. Video prompt (upload both sheets + the street, 1080p, 9:16, audio on): Selfie video on this café terrace. The Tudor king screams into the front camera, clutching his head, while the man in the fedora dances behind him. The phone switches hands and they swap places. Then both dance side by side in sync, filmed low from the pavement. Shaky handheld phone footage, hip-hop beat. That's it. 2 characters, 1 street, 1 prompt.

Character 2: the Tudor king Same process, second sheet. Two characters means two references. Prompt: Character reference sheet on a light grey studio background: face close-up, front, back, both profiles and an expression grid (neutral, happy, angry, surprised). A lanky man in his 30s with a glossy black pageboy bob and a blunt fringe, clean-shaven, with a deadpan stare. Burgundy crushed-velvet Tudor doublet with big puffed sleeves under a long black fur overcoat, a heavy gold chain, chunky gold rings, a brown leather belt with a brass buckle, black tights and cuffed black knee-high boots. Photorealistic, same identity in every panel.

Character 1: the man in the fedora Start with a character sheet. Add an expression grid so his face stays the same when he screams and grins. Prompt: Character reference sheet on a light grey studio background: face close-up, front, back, both profiles and an expression grid (neutral, happy, serious, angry, surprised, confident). A 43-year-old man with warm brown skin, a shaved head and a full black beard with grey streaks. Black wide-brim fedora, black blazer, white shirt, slim navy tie, navy braces, grey pleated trousers with turn-ups and black Derby shoes. Photorealistic, same identity in every panel.

This viral "Tudor king" dance went from a living room to the streets of Paris. I added a second character and turned it into a duet with AI. Here's exactly how I made it 👇

Step 3: First frame Combine the two sheets into the exact opening shot of your video. Upload: character sheet + location sheet Prompt: Use the man from image 1 and the venue from image 2. Keep his hair, moustache, outfit and mismatched socks exactly as shown. Vertical 9:16 photo taken on a phone from inside a packed crowd at night. He stands centre stage with his arms spread wide and a big, cheeky open-mouthed grin. Audience seated behind him. In the blurred foreground: the backs of heads and raised hands holding glowing smartphones that are filming him. Shallow depth of field, slight grain, warm and red light, candid concert photo.

Step 2: Location sheet Same idea for the place. If you skip this, the stage changes in every clip. Prompt: Location reference sheet with 4 angles of the same outdoor rooftop party venue at night. A low raised stage in front of a dark wooden wall washed in deep red uplighting. Bare twig branches wrapped in tiny fairy lights on the right. Two strands of warm white festoon bulbs hang diagonally across a dark navy sky. A silhouetted brick building behind. Tiered seating for an audience. No people. Photorealistic, shot on a phone, warm tungsten light.

Step 1: Character sheet This is what keeps him identical in every shot. Make it once and reuse it every time. Prompt: Character reference sheet on a plain white background. Front view, side profile, back view and close-up of the face. A tall, skinny man in his late 20s with a ginger bowl cut and shaved sides, a huge curled handlebar moustache, pale freckled skin and blue eyes. Outfit: a mustard-yellow cropped checked blazer, a bright turquoise shirt, an oversized burgundy velvet bow tie, high-waisted pleated purple trousers, mismatched socks (one green with orange dots, one pink-and-navy striped) and brown brogues. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, even soft lighting, full body visible.

This moustache guy dancing on a rooftop stage is all over Reels right now. I made my own version with AI in under an hour. Here's exactly how I did it

Most AI videos look cheap because nobody gives the AI a real film reference. Fix that with these 6 free sites. Use them in this order: 1. Shot Cafe: Find reference shots for your scene shot.cafe 2. Film Grab: See how great films handle framing and colour film-grab.com 3. Eyecannndy: Learn what each visual technique is called eyecannndy.com 4. Melies: Understand each technique and get ready-made prompts for it melies.co/cinematic-techniqu… 5. AI Camera Movements: Turn camera moves into prompts aicameramovements.com 6. GrokFilm: Polish the lighting and the edit grokfilm.app Reference → language → prompt → polish. That's how you go from "AI-looking" to cinematic. Save this for your next project 🔖