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A relaxed baile-charme groove in a crowded, floodlit night party.

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THE ACTUAL EFFECTRECIPE V2 · 9:16

What Charme Dance should look like

A relaxed baile-charme groove in a crowded, floodlit night party.

A recognizable groove needs its dance reference, not a generic raised-hand pose.

The recognizable sequence

01
Keep knees loose and bounce the shoulders to the beat.
02
Swing forearms near the hips while leaning gently forward.
03
Slide sideways and recover into the same groove.

What this effect needs before generation

Approved solo dance reference and a matching party starting frame.
Permitted track or a silent export.

What a finished result must pass

The signature waist-level arm swing is visible.
Footwork follows the reference without skating.
The crowd remains behind the distinct lead.

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A relaxed baile-charme groove in a crowded, floodlit night party.

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THE REFERENCE MATTERS

Approved solo dance reference and a matching party starting frame. Permitted track or a silent export.

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Original concept artwork of a fictional dancer in a silver jacket at a floodlit street party, not a generated video — CONCEPT ARTWORKCharme Dance9:16 · About 12 seconds; match the approved reference.

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The creative direction

Charme Dance / effect production plan v2
TARGET: A relaxed baile-charme groove in a crowded, floodlit night party.
DO NOT SUBSTITUTE: A recognizable groove needs its dance reference, not a generic raised-hand pose.
FORMAT: 9:16. Design duration: About 12 seconds; match the approved reference.
CAST: Subject A is the lead.
Use only the supplied consenting subject identities. Keep each face, hair, skin tone and visible outfit consistent unless a specified costume transition changes the outfit. Do not clone the lead into the supporting cast.
LOOK ONLY: Natural light, restrained movement. Do not change the choreography, role order or signature scene to apply this look.
INPUT: One adult face and full outfit, feet visible.
CAMERA: Phone-height full-body framing, modest handheld drift; keep the feet in shot.

STORY BEATS — design intentions, not guaranteed timings
1. Keep knees loose and bounce the shoulders to the beat.
2. Swing forearms near the hips while leaning gently forward.
3. Slide sideways and recover into the same groove.

REQUIRED ASSETS — must be acquired and reviewed before execution
- Approved solo dance reference and a matching party starting frame.
- Permitted track or a silent export.

STAGE 1 / Build the party frame
Place Subject A in their own outfit at the front of a warm-lit open-air soul party, with a covered urban structure and softly detailed dancers behind. Leave floor space around both shoes.

STAGE 2 / Transfer the groove
Follow the approved solo reference: loose knees, alternating shoulder pulses, low forearm swings, a small forward inclination and short lateral footwork. Keep the shot continuous and the lead recognizable.

AVOID: No identity swaps, extra limbs, fused hands, sliding feet, flicker, captions, watermarks or unintended cuts. No runway walk, jump cuts or large acrobatics.

ACCEPTANCE
- The signature waist-level arm swing is visible.
- Footwork follows the reference without skating.
- The crowd remains behind the distinct lead.
Visual performance does not guarantee lip sync. Use a permitted audio workflow where required.
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YOUR FIRST TEST

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Keep knees loose and bounce the shoulders to the beat.
Swing forearms near the hips while leaning gently forward.
Slide sideways and recover into the same groove.

The signature waist-level arm swing is visible.Footwork follows the reference without skating.The crowd remains behind the distinct lead.

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A recognizable groove needs its dance reference, not a generic raised-hand pose.

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What Charme Dance should look like

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