Want that Gangnam Style-style dance reel look without manually keyframing anything? Use this motion-reference master prompt to transfer the exact dance movement from a reference clip onto your own character.
MASTER PROMPT — FULL BODY MOTION TRACKING & VIDEO RECREATION
MASTER PROMPT — FULL BODY MOTION TRACKING & VIDEO RECREATION
Use the uploaded video as the exact motion reference. Analyze the entire video frame by frame and accurately track the subjects’ body movements, gestures, facial expressions, head movements, shoulder movements, hand positions, body posture, movement timing, and interactions.
BODY MOTION TRACKING:
Track the body pose continuously throughout the entire video.
Capture shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, torso, hip, knee, and ankle movements wherever visible.
Reproduce the original hand gestures, arm swings, pointing gestures, head tilts, smiles, lip movements, and natural body reactions.
Maintain accurate body proportions, natural joint rotation, realistic movement speed, and smooth transitions between poses.
Track each subject independently and maintain the correct position of all three subjects.
Match the original movement timing, rhythm, direction, and sequence without adding unrelated dance moves.
Preserve the original camera-relative position, orientation, distance, and movement of each subject.
SCENE AND CAMERA MATCHING: Recreate the nighttime outdoor urban setting with illuminated buildings, decorative lights, a walkway, glass railings, and realistic ambient lighting. Follow the original sequence of close-up shots, medium shots, camera transitions, and group shots. Match the original framing, camera angles, perspective, and movement speed.
CHARACTER CONSISTENCY: If a new character or reference image is supplied, transfer the tracked motion onto that character while preserving their original face, identity, hairstyle, clothing, body proportions, and appearance. Do not blend the identities of different subjects. Keep all three characters visually consistent throughout the video.
ANIMATION QUALITY: Use smooth, realistic, temporally consistent body animation with accurate motion tracking, natural hand articulation, stable limbs, realistic facial expressions, correct anatomy, and no sudden pose jumps. Preserve the original clip’s duration and motion sequence.
IMPORTANT: Use the uploaded video as the primary motion source, not merely as a visual inspiration. Reproduce the observed movements as closely as possible. Do not invent unseen full-body movements. When the legs or feet are outside the frame, track only the visible body parts and do not fabricate exact leg motion.
