How many photos do I need?

Exactly one. It replaces the dancing performer; the audience and other people stay unchanged.

Can I choose the video length?

Yes, 15 or 30 seconds. The 15-second version uses the opening of the routine. The 30-second version uses the roughly 29-second source with a brief final-frame hold and silence padding.

What does generation cost?

15 seconds costs 96 credits at 480p or 205 at 720p. 30 seconds costs 191 credits at 480p or 409 at 720p.

Does it keep the original audio?

The reference carries the original audio and the workflow asks Genjutsu to preserve it. The final padding in the 30-second reference is silent.

Is the preview generated?

Yes. The featured preview shows an AI-generated example; generation uses separate 15-second and 30-second motion references.

Is this an official BC One product?

No. This is an independent AI template with no BC One or Red Bull affiliation or endorsement.

Upload one photo and recreate a competition dance with AI motion transfer. Choose 15 or 30 seconds, 480p or 720p, with the original stage and audio.

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BC One - B-Boy and B-Girl Dance Competition

Step into the dance competition with one photo. Recreate the reference dancer's moves in a 15 or 30-second vertical video with the original stage and audio.

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Quick answer

To do the BC One - B-Boy and B-Girl Dance Competition trend, upload one clear photo where your face is easy to see, then press generate. imageat places you into the trend's original video, and the video is ready to download when it finishes. One generation costs 205 imageat credits; no prompt writing or editing app is needed.

Take the floor in the BC One - B-Boy and B-Girl Dance Competition AI template. Upload one clear photo to replace the dancing performer in the supplied competition-stage clip. Your photo defines the dancer's appearance; the video defines the choreography, body movements, camera, timing, stage, audience and audio. Other people remain unchanged. Choose the opening 15 seconds for a short performance or the 30-second version for the full supplied routine. The original clip lasts about 29 seconds, so the 30-second reference holds the final frame for approximately one second and pads the audio with silence. It does not invent additional choreography or slow down the dance. Both options use vertical 9:16 framing and offer 480p or 720p. The featured preview shows an AI-generated example. Face consistency can vary during rapid movement, turns and occlusion. This is an independent AI template, not an official BC One or Red Bull product, partnership or endorsement.

What is the BC One - B-Boy and B-Girl Dance Competition?

A one-photo dance competition template that transfers the reference performer's choreography to your appearance using Higgsfield Genjutsu Motion Transfer.

How to Do the BC One - B-Boy and B-Girl Dance Competition Trend

Here is how to make your own video on imageat:

1
Upload one clear photo of the person who should become the dancer.
2
Choose 15 or 30 seconds and 480p or 720p.
3
Check the displayed credit cost and generate.
4
Preview and download your competition dance video.

Tips for Best Results

Use a sharp, well-lit photo showing one person.
A reference with both face and outfit details helps define the dancer's appearance.
Start with 15 seconds at 480p to evaluate identity consistency.
Your reference changes the performer, while the source controls the choreography.