Choose a story your group will recognize
Start with a shared occasion: a team celebrating the end of a project, a family reunion, or a fantasy league looking back on its season. A familiar group gives the performance its joke. Ask each adult for permission before using their photo and keep the result kind.
Give the lead the clearest photo
The lead appears in the opening and the long laugh close-up, so choose a sharp, well-lit, front-facing portrait. Only this photo is required. Assign another consenting adult to sax, keys, or either backup role if you want to fill out the band; empty roles become invented musicians.
Try a casting theme
For an office version, put a project teammate on lead and a colleague on sax. For a family version, cast relatives who have agreed to participate. For a fantasy league, let the group decide who gets the solo. Use individual portraits rather than relying on a crowded group image.
Add an outfit and review the result
If you want a shared look, use the optional outfit field to describe colors and clothing. After generating, watch the full 19 seconds for face or role changes, especially around the sax cut. Results can vary, so adjust the photos or outfit wording if needed.
Make a desk concert from your photos
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Share with context
Label the video as AI-generated and avoid presenting it as a real performance or endorsement. The downloaded clip contains the reference sound; check the posting platform's music terms and use its available music library when appropriate.