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Lead the court-side crew
Turn a photo into a Lonyo dance video with a central lead, a background crew and a high-angle court scene. Create a single-photo interpretation on ReelAI.
Lonyo turns a simple outdoor court into a coordinated group performance with one clear lead. The inspiration shows a grey-shirted performer in front of a white-shirted crew, all framed from an elevated camera with long shadows crossing the ground. This preset uses your photo for the central character and a simplified supporting group. It aims for the spacing, relaxed rhythm and overhead court composition rather than transferring every dancer or exact move from the reference.
Best for
- Use the Lonyo scene when you want to lead a crew instead of dancing alone against a blank background. It suits a casual outfit
- a school-court-style performance or a playful main-character entrance. A readable formation and broad
- simple gestures work better than a crowded frame full of competing subjects.
Create your Lonyo dance scene
Choose your photo
Start with one sharp full-body photo of the lead performer, with arms and legs visible and room around the body. The background crew is imagined rather than taken from separate uploads. If you want a specific formation, supply one already composed court scene with the lead and supporting figures in place; the preset does not combine multiple portraits into a cast.
Generate with the template
Keep one central lead, a small supporting crew and broad court-side movements that read clearly from above.
Review and download
Watch whether the lead keeps a stable face and outfit as the camera angle changes. Check that the supporting figures stay behind, their feet remain on the court and the formation does not multiply or merge. Court lines, long shadows and the high viewpoint should remain coherent throughout the short routine.
Court performance direction
Use this reference direction as a starting point in custom-prompt mode. The template runs fixed instructions; remixing is a separate workflow, not an edit to the preset.
Use the uploaded photo for the recognizable appearance of one central lead performer, preserving face, hair, outfit and body proportions. Establish an outdoor paved court in warm daylight with clear ground lines and long, consistent shadows. Place a small supporting group behind the lead with comfortable spacing; if the photo already contains a group, preserve its existing people count and positions instead. Begin with an elevated three-quarter camera view. Have the lead perform relaxed side steps, compact knee bounces and one outward arm gesture, with a simplified echo from the background crew. Let the camera rise only slightly to reveal the formation while keeping the lead easy to recognize. Keep all feet grounded, figures separated and clothing stable. No identity swaps, crowd multiplication, complex lifts, text, logos, fast cuts or specified song lyrics.
Before you create
Can I upload separate photos for the Lonyo crew?
This preset takes one input image. You can use a lead portrait and let the creative direction introduce a supporting crew, or prepare one group scene before uploading it. Separate cast photos, exact choreography transfer and the original track are not part of this preset's workflow.
Can I change the creative direction?
The preset uses fixed instructions. Copy the reference direction into custom-prompt mode to adapt it; this does not change the preset itself.
What video output should I expect?
The default length is 12s (reference ratio 480/854). The output follows your uploaded photo's aspect ratio and suits Use the Lonyo scene when you want to lead a crew instead of dancing alone against a blank background. It suits a casual outfit, a school-court-style performance or a playful main-character entrance. A readable formation and broad, simple gestures work better than a crowded frame full of competing subjects..
Take the lead in a Lonyo scene
Choose a full-body portrait or a prepared group scene and build your court performance around it.