Give every member a distinct identity
Specify member count, hair, outfits, and signature accessories. Review every cut for identity drift.
Your concept. Your group. Your stage.
Turn your group concept into a K-pop-inspired dance video. Define the look, direct the choreography, and explore cinematic performance shots in one visual workspace.
Four-Member K-pop Girl Group MV
Four-Member K-pop Girl Group MV · 15 seconds
Define each member’s hair, outfit, and signature color. Keep their look consistent across shots.
Plan the opening lineup, a signature dance move, and the final pose.
Try wide shots, close-ups, and camera moves. Compare takes and keep the best fit.
Build the brief around the performers, the dance, and the camera.
Specify member count, hair, outfits, and signature accessories. Review every cut for identity drift.
Describe a short sequence of gestures and a single formation change before adding more complex choreography.
Use a wide shot for the group, a controlled push-in for the chorus, and close-ups that preserve spatial continuity.
Name your color palette, stage lighting, and shot timing. Treat beat alignment and audio as details to review in the output.
Creative direction
Begin with a broad prompt and refine each clip separately.
Keep your group concept, reference frames, and shot variations together on a visual canvas.
Dance sequences
Describe an entire performance without a clear shot plan.
Start from an existing K-pop case with member descriptions, formation changes, and timed camera directions.
Iteration
Replace the whole idea when a shot misses the brief.
Branch into variations, compare results, and refine the movement or framing one scene at a time.
Start with the featured K-pop MV case, or describe your performers, outfits, stage, and visual palette.
Define the opening formation, one signature chorus move, and a clear camera path. Choose an available video model in the workspace.
Check faces, hands, member count, and formation continuity. Refine individual clips, then assemble your chosen takes into an MV.
Start with a group, a stage, and a move worth remembering. Build your first K-pop-inspired performance in Flowith.