Alors On Danse Recast
Put any two people into the "Alors on danse" making-of clip. Upload two photos and get the white-studio session back with your two people at the keyboard, laughing, pointing and dancing off, with the original song.
Alors On Danse Recast: Put Two People Into the Studio Session
A white studio, two guys in black suits, a tiny keyboard and a laptop on a table. One plays, the other points at the ceiling. They crack up, one leans right into the lens, and then they both dance off across the empty white floor while “Alors on danse” plays.
Now you can recast it. Upload two photos, one for the guy on the left and one for the guy on the right, and you get the 30-second clip back with your two people in it. Every laugh, every point, every key press and the dance at the end stay exactly where they were.
How to make yours
- Left character. Upload one clear photo of whoever takes the keyboard.
- Right character. Upload one clear photo of whoever takes the spot by the laptop, the one who ends up leaning into the camera.
- Describe the outfits (optional). Something like “left: red tracksuit, right: white suit and gold chain”. Say which person you mean.
- Hit generate. The finished clip lands in your library, ready to post.
Skip step 3 and both people show up dressed as they are in their photos.
What you get
- The full 30 seconds. The jam at the keyboard, the close-up into the lens, the run across the studio at the end.
- Their faces, their hair, their build. These always come from your photos, from the first frame to the last. Curly hair, no hair, tall, short: it’s your people, never the original two.
- Every move and every expression. The laughs, the grins, the pointing, the clapping, the hands on the keys. Your two people do all of it, on the same beats.
- The original studio. The white backdrop, the table, the keyboard and laptop, the soft light and the camera all stay put.
- The original song. “Alors on danse” stays under the clip as it is.
Who people are casting
- You and your best friend. The one that gets sent to the group chat first.
- Your band, or your DJ duo. It already looks like a studio session.
- Two coworkers. The guy who never stops laughing in meetings belongs on the right.
- Your parents. Black suits, a keyboard and a dance-off works better than it should.
- Characters and mascots. If it has a face in a photo, it can take the keyboard.
Tips for a better result
- One person per photo. Crop out anyone else before uploading.
- Face forward, good light. The right character gets a big close-up, so a sharp, front-facing photo matters most there.
- Waist up or full body. The outfit comes from the photo. A tight face crop leaves the clothes to chance.
- Left and right matter. Left plays the keyboard most of the clip. Right is the one who goes for the camera. Cast accordingly.
- Keep the outfit notes short. “Right: pink suit” works. You can change what they wear, not how they look or move.
- Run it twice. Each run comes out a little different. Keep the one where the close-up lands.
FAQ
Is that the real song? Yes. “Alors on danse” plays under the clip as it is.
Does it have to be two men? No. Either spot takes anyone. Two women, a woman and a man, you on both sides. Each person keeps their own face, hair and body shape.
Can I swap only one of them? The clip needs two photos, one for each spot. Want to play both? Upload the same photo twice.
Can I change their hair or how they look? No. Faces, hair and body shapes always come from your photos, so your people look like themselves. What you can change is what they wear.
Can I change the moves or the studio? Those are fixed. The moves, the expressions, the camera and the studio stay as they are. For your own clip, use Mitte’s Motion Transfer app.
How long is the clip? 30 seconds.
Do I need to edit anything afterwards? No. The clip comes back in one piece with the song already on it.