STORM II
Upload one lead photo and one crowd photo, then remake the bundled STORM II formation clip. Camera, choreography and staging stay locked; your photos cast the lead and the schoolboy crowd.
What is the STORM II?
"STORM II" is from a short film by French producer GENER8ION starring Swedish rapper Yung Lean, directed by Romain Gavras with choreography by Damien Jalet. Its centerpiece is a crowd of uniformed schoolboys dancing in tight formation on boarding-school steps. The song debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 dated October 17, 2026.
The formation scene became one of autumn 2026's biggest AI formats: people swap the lead and the crowd for new characters while keeping the timing and camera push. Gavras has spoken about the AI memes. This template lets you cast both — one photo for the lead, one for the crowd.
How this template works
- 01Upload a lead and a crowd photo
Add @Image1 for the lead and @Image2 for the crowd. Use a clear single-person lead shot and a group photo with varied faces.
- 02Keep the STORM II formation
The bundled clip attaches as @Video1. The prompt keeps camera move, staging, timing and the later group dance, while the lead stays out of the crowd routine.
- 03Pick a resolution and generate
Choose 768p for 350 credits or 2K for 460 credits. Prompt, 22s duration and 16:9 framing stay locked.
Cast the lead and the crowd
- 01Two photo roles
One slot for the lead identity, one for the crowd look. You do not rewrite the formation brief.
- 02Locked choreography
Motion, camera push, blocking and group sync stay tied to the bundled 22-second @Video1.
- 03Fixed retail credits
768p costs 350 credits and 2K costs 460 credits for this template.
Prepare your references
Lead character photo
A sharp single-person photo for the lead. Face, hair and outfit should stay readable.
Crowd reference photo
A group image with distinct faces and looks for the background schoolboy formation.
What to check in the result
- Confirm the lead keeps the same face and outfit from start to finish and does not join the later group dance.
- Check that crowd faces stay varied and inherit the original blocking, timing and formation sync.
- Replay the camera push and step formation for flicker, warped limbs or identity swaps.
Character identity, motion, camera and background can change during generation. Exact face replacement, unchanged backgrounds and lip sync are not guaranteed. Begin with one short test before making a larger batch.
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