Plan a Smalltown Boy AI courtyard duet from two photos. Map each performer, a close-up reaction and the shared dance finale in an editable prompt recipe.
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About 24 seconds in multiple checked segments. Design target, not a current generation quote.
A 抱头惊叫、B 在后面跳舞，再交换角色，最后并排跳舞并伸向镜头。
普通双人跳舞会丢失惊叫与换位这两个识别点。
A 在近处抱头惊叫，B 在后方跳舞。
交换位置和动作，不交换身份。
两人并排跳舞，再一起伸向镜头。
这份制作方案根据竞品公开示例和说明反推，是我们编写的分阶段配方。它不是已实测生成器，也不是竞品私有提示词。素材和流程通过效果验收前暂停生成。
Smalltown Boy AI is a two-subject scene built around an exaggerated reaction and a shared dance. Decide who takes the close-up first before choosing photographs. The second subject begins farther from the lens, then the roles change. A readable arrangement matters more than decorative effects: both people should be recognizable when they trade positions. Assign each subject’s actions in your creative direction.
Start with a separate, clear image for each adult. Similar camera height and framing help when the subjects share a courtyard. A tight selfie paired with a distant full-body image leaves the composition with conflicting information. Keep the face unobstructed and provide visible clothing if the outfit matters to the joke. Review the photos together and name the foreground subject in your creative direction. Swap subjects A and B to change order. Crop out unrelated faces.
The proposed edit opens with a foreground reaction, gives the second character room to move, trades their positions, and ends in a shared dance. These are storyboard intentions for this template, not a promise of exact timing from a model. The Smalltown Boy AI dance should remain understandable without captions. Keep the setting simple and leave space around both figures. Additional props or dramatic camera cuts can compete with the role swap that makes this particular format recognizable.
Pay attention to the transition between the close-up and the two-person shot. Hair, clothing and relative height can drift when one subject moves behind the other. Check that the foreground person remains the intended character after the swap and that both figures have plausible limbs in the dance. A clear first frame does not establish that the entire clip is usable. Watch the complete export, including its last moment, before deciding whether another input photo would help.
Choose the vertical composition when you want both the reaction and the duet visible on a phone. Keep any caption away from the lower part of the figures. Smalltown Boy AI describes the visual idea; it does not grant rights to a recording or a song. If you want music, use a track you are permitted to include or select sound through the destination platform. Share the result as a synthetic interpretation, and keep a copy of the finished export.
Use two separate single-subject photographs. Describe who reacts first and who dances behind in the creative direction.
Use Swap subjects A and B after adding both photos, then review each role in your editable direction.
Concept artwork explains the framing. Only a separately labeled actual result demonstrates a completed generation.
No song is assumed in this design. Add audio only through a source you are permitted to use.
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