1Today I'm going to show you something that if you know how to take advantage of it,
0:50The anchor — the post this playbook is read from.
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Upload a reference video and a replacement character image, then play the motion-transfer result.
Who runs it APOB official YouTube distribution channel; underlying presenter contracts unverified
1Today I'm going to show you something that if you know how to take advantage of it,
2create your model if you don't have one yet. Now you're going to click here on ReVideo.
3I'll upload a video here.
4what you need to do is upload an image here.
5Now it's me who's dancing in the video.
6I've also tried it with Jack Sparrow and our sailor.
What do you think? Pretty awesome, right?
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I'll upload a video here.
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Let's do a Shaolin Kung Fu video,
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In this case, I used a video of BLACKPINK performing a well-known choreography that everyone knows.
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what you need to do is upload an image here.
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and then we upload her full body image.
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In this case, I used a photo of BTS but it will only select four of them.
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Now it's me who's dancing in the video.
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Aha, in a few minutes we got her doing Kung Fu, simple.
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It only replaced the girls but they still keep the same choreography.
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What varies: Self-portrait and entertainment-character dance examples; a kung-fu clip with a full-body image; a group choreography with four replacement identities.
Scope: Interface and output establish a production demonstration, not guaranteed virality, consent of depicted persons, sales or partnership contracts.