One dancer across different camera views
The wide shots show the dancer’s body, hand movements and steps inside the display. Close-ups bring the face much nearer to the camera, but they are appearances of the same person. You do not need a second photograph or a second assignment for those shots. The white bow and decorative shapes belong to the display, not to another person.
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Make the shop-window dance
- Open the shop-window dance template and sign in with Telegram.
- Add one photo to the dancer’s card. Use a clear photo of a single person.
- Choose Keep the original look to retain the video’s clothes, or leave it off to use the photo’s appearance.
- Review the price before creating the full clip. If available in your account, the free preview lets you first see a short version.
- Download the MP4 when it is ready.
Pick a photo for both wide shots and close-ups
A clear face is useful because this clip contains tight facial framing. If you want to transfer clothing too, choose a photo showing the outfit and body rather than only the face. Avoid group pictures, heavy blur or a hand covering the face. Use your own photo or a photo whose use you have permission for.
The reference should define appearance, not a new camera pose. A full-body photo does not mean the close-ups should become full-body shots. The source shot sizes, dance sequence and original scene remain the guide.
