Thriller dance AI

Use the two uploaded photos as the base. The first photo is the dancer on the left, the second photo is the dancer on the right. Keep each person's face, skin tone, hair, body shape, outfit, colors, fabrics, shoes, and accessories exactly as in their own photo. Do not blend the two people, do not swap their clothes, and do not make either person look like a celebrity. Give each dancer a zombie look built from their own clothes: pale grey-green face paint, darkened eyes, tousled hair, and torn hems, with no gore and no wounds. Place the pair side by side in a bright empty dance studio with a polished wooden floor, tall mirrors along one wall, and soft daylight through high windows. Both face the camera in a low ready crouch, arms loose, knees bent. Full-body framing, straight-on camera, 35mm lens, clean bright grade, photorealistic, not CGI. Vertical 9:16. Exactly two people, no text, no logos.

One continuous take with no cuts in a bright dance studio. Keep both dancers' faces, outfits, and zombie looks exactly as in the still image. The pair swings both arms wide in time, leans deep to one side and then the other, rolls their heads slowly, and raises clawed hands beside their faces. They shrug their shoulders in rhythm, step forward together, sink into a deep bow with arms hanging, then snap upright and freeze facing the camera as it pushes in close. The polished floor and mirrors stay behind them throughout, and neither dancer leaves the frame. Audio: an original spooky funk groove only, punchy bass, crisp drums, and eerie synth stabs, with no singing, no lyrics, and no known song. No dialogue, no text, no logos.

Use the uploaded photo as the base. Keep the pet's breed, face, eye color, fur color, fur length, markings, and body shape exactly as in the photo. Do not blend in another animal, and do not give the pet human hands or a human face. Dress the pet as the lead dancer in a fitted red jacket with dark trousers, standing upright on its hind legs on a foggy haunted street at night, with jack-o'-lanterns glowing on doorsteps and bare trees behind. Beside the pet, add two invented companions that are clearly not the uploaded pet: a small skeleton figure and two ghost kittens in white sheets, all facing the camera in a playful zombie pose with paws and arms raised. Low camera at the pet's eye line, 35mm lens, moody blue night grade with warm pumpkin light, photorealistic, not CGI. Vertical 9:16. No text, no logos.

One continuous take with no cuts on a foggy haunted street at night. Keep the pet's breed, fur, markings, and red jacket exactly as in the still image, and keep the skeleton and ghost kittens as separate invented companions. The pet leads the routine standing upright: both front paws swing wide, the body leans deep side to side, the head rolls slowly, and the paws rise into claw shapes beside the face. The skeleton and ghost kittens copy the moves a beat behind, shrugging and swaying together. The group sinks into a deep bow, then snaps upright and freezes as the camera pushes in close on the pet. Pumpkin light flickers and fog drifts through the whole shot. Audio: an original spooky funk groove only, punchy bass, crisp drums, and eerie synth stabs, with no singing, no lyrics, and no known song. No dialogue, no text, no logos.

Use the uploaded photo as the base. Keep the three or four friends in the photo exactly as they are: each face, skin tone, hair, body shape, outfit, colors, fabrics, shoes, and accessories unchanged. Do not blend the friends, do not swap their clothes, and do not put zombie makeup on the front row. Place the group in a front row on a foggy street at night, shoulder to shoulder, facing the camera with confident playful expressions. Behind them, add a crowd of invented zombie dancers in tattered dark clothes, faces turned toward the camera, arms raised, clearly separate people who are not the uploaded friends. Jack-o'-lanterns glow on doorsteps and a thin moon hangs over bare trees. Full-body framing, straight-on camera, 35mm lens, moody blue night grade with warm pumpkin light, photorealistic, not CGI. Vertical 9:16. No text, no logos.

One continuous take with no cuts on a foggy street at night. Keep each friend in the front row exactly as in the still image, with no zombie makeup added, and keep the invented zombie crowd behind them as separate figures. The front row and the crowd swing their arms wide together, lean deep side to side, roll their heads slowly, and raise clawed hands beside their faces. They shrug their shoulders in rhythm, step forward as one, sink into a deep bow, then snap upright and freeze facing the camera as it pushes in close. Fog drifts and pumpkin light flickers through the whole shot, and the front row never leaves the frame. Audio: an original spooky funk groove only, punchy bass, crisp drums, and eerie synth stabs, with no singing, no lyrics, and no known song. No dialogue, no text, no logos.