Miroge: recast your clip

Before and after, side by side: a hooded dancer's hip-hop routine on a New York street, re-performed by a different dancer. Same choreography, beat for beat, and the new performer's braids, magenta hoodie and cargo pants carry through every move.

@Video1 provides the exact motion, choreography, timing and camera movement: reproduce every move frame for frame. The performer is @Image1, the young woman hip-hop dancer in the magenta cropped hoodie with braided hair, dancing in the same New York street at golden hour. Keep her hair and clothes exactly as they are in @Image1 throughout. Do not change the motion, the timing or the camera; change only who is performing. Photorealistic, no on-screen text, no signage, no logos.

Before and after, side by side: a backyard RC buggy becomes a full-scale open-wheel race car on a real circuit. Same corner, same line, same camera move.

Edit this clip and change one thing only. THE TARGET: the small matte orange toy radio-controlled buggy drifting round the dirt corner. THE NEW OBJECT: a full-scale invented single-seat open-wheel race car in plain matte orange with a simple blade rear wing and bare black slick tyres, an anonymous unbranded prototype with no badges and no decals, at real car scale on a real asphalt race circuit with red-and-white kerbs. Replace the target with the new object at the same position and scale, moving exactly as the target moved, with matching shadows and reflections. Keep everything else the same: the same background, the same camera move, framing and cuts, the same lighting and colour, nothing else added or removed. No on-screen text, no watermark, no brand names, no badges, no logos, no sponsor decals, no trademarked or recognisable production designs - the new object must be an invented, generic shape.

Before and after, side by side: a retriever running the wet sand becomes a spotted fawn. Same stride, same waves, same overcast light.

Edit this clip and change one thing only. THE TARGET: the golden retriever running along the wet beach toward the camera. THE NEW OBJECT: a young spotted fawn with reddish-brown fur, white spots and slender legs. Replace the target with the new object at the same position and scale, moving exactly as the target moved, with matching shadows and reflections. Keep everything else the same: the same background, the same camera move, framing and cuts, the same lighting and colour, nothing else added or removed. No on-screen text, no watermark, no brand names, no badges, no logos, no sponsor decals, no trademarked or recognisable production designs - the new object must be an invented, generic shape.

Before and after, side by side: a concrete skate bowl becomes an arctic glacier and the board becomes carved blue ice. Same rider, same trick, same timing.

Edit this clip and change the board and the world around it, but not the rider. KEEP THE RIDER EXACTLY AS THEY ARE: the same legs, the same black jeans, the same white sneakers, standing the same way on the board, performing exactly the same trick with exactly the same timing, the same body position frame for frame. Do not change the rider, their clothes, their stance or their movement in any way. Keep the same camera move, the same low tracking angle, the same framing and cuts, the same length. THE FIRST CHANGE: the skateboard under the rider's sneakers becomes a board of clear carved blue glacier ice, frosted and translucent, with pale icy wheels. THE SECOND CHANGE: the smooth concrete skatepark bowl becomes a curved bowl of polished glacier ice on an arctic glacier, walls of blue-white ice, drifting snow, pale cold daylight and a distant ridge of ice under an overcast polar sky. The warm golden light becomes cold blue-white light. No on-screen text, no watermark, no brand names, no logos.