Choose the roles

The photo setup has five slots:

  • Lead singer: the solo singing close-up.
  • Saxophone: the instrument close-up.
  • Back-left singer: standing on the left in the group shots.
  • Front singer: seated behind the red keyboard, also partly visible during the saxophone shot.
  • Back-right singer: standing on the right in the group shots.

Check all five roles together before continuing. The same three backing singers appear at the beginning and end of the clip. Compare the assignments in the five-photo example, or see cast ideas for ways to organize your people.

Keep references separate

Choose a clear photo of each person’s face, hair and upper-body clothing. If using a group photo, crop separate copies only when you can keep those details visible. Descriptive file names help prevent mix-ups.

Check each assignment

Select the five photos together, then check each thumbnail against its role label. File names do not determine the assignments. If two people are in the wrong roles, use the role menu above a photo to swap them; you can also select its pencil icon to replace a single photo. Once all five are correct, choose “Continue” to open checkout.

The source thumbnails are local photo references, not generated results. For framing and lighting advice, use the photo guide.

Review identities throughout the video

After your video is ready, check who is who after every camera cut, turn or overlap. Compare hair and clothing between the opening and final group shots, and check the front singer during the saxophone shot. AI can change fine details; ask the participants to review the final depiction before sharing it.