About the BC One - B-Boy and B-Girl Dance Competition
BC One - B-Boy and B-Girl Dance Competition puts you on a breaking-battle stage. In the source footage, a dancer in a loose suit and a blond wig takes the floor under the stage lights and throws an expressive, eccentric solo of footwork, sudden freezes, sharp arm gestures and playful poses, while the crowd sits around the edge of the stage.
Upload one photo and you become that dancer: your face, hair, skin tone, body proportions, clothing and accessories, performing the same moves with the same timing. The stage, the audience, the lighting, the camera movement and the synchronized audio stay from the source. Choose a 15-second or 30-second version, at 480p or 720p.
How to make a B-Boy and B-Girl dance competition AI video
- Upload your photo. Add one clear, well-lit photo of one person, ideally full body. JPG, PNG or WEBP, up to 10 MB.
- Pick 15s or 30s. 15 seconds is the first half of the solo. 30 seconds is the whole routine, about 29 seconds, plus a short hold on the final pose.
- Choose 480p or 720p. 480p is the default and costs less; 720p is sharper. The video is always vertical 9:16.
- Generate and download. Check the face and hands in the fast moves, then download the MP4 from your Library.
What is this dance competition trend?
It is a solo from a breaking competition, the kind of stage where b-boys and b-girls take turns in front of judges and a crowd. This one is memorable for its character: an over-the-top outfit, deadpan expressions and quirky, precise footwork. The template lets you take over that performance with your own look.
15 seconds or 30 seconds
- 15s: the first 15 seconds of the solo. Quicker and cheaper, enough for a short clip.
- 30s: the complete routine, which runs about 29 seconds. The final pose then holds for the last second while the sound falls silent; it is not 30 seconds of new choreography.
- Your choice decides the clip: the length you pick selects the source footage the AI follows and the price you pay.
What comes from your photo and from the source
- From your photo: your face, hair, skin tone, body proportions, clothing and accessories, kept consistent through the video.
- From the source: the choreography, the timing, the camera movement, the competition stage, the audience, the lighting and the synchronized audio.
- Only the dancer changes: everyone else in the shot stays as they are, and no new moves or scenes are added.
Photo tips for a better result
- Use a full-body photo so the legs and footwork have something to follow.
- One person only, facing the camera, face sharp and not covered.
- Wear in the photo what you want to dance in; your outfit is used.
- Avoid heavy filters, strong backlight and baggy layers that hide your shape.
Fast moves and identity consistency
Breaking is fast, and AI video has limits. During quick spins, low footwork and moments when an arm crosses the face, identity can drift for a few frames, and hands or feet can blur. A sharp, well-lit, full-body photo gives the most consistent result.
About the preview on this page
The Sample Output on this page is a generated example: another person's photo run through this template. The source previews below are the original footage, the 15-second cut the template follows, not a generated result. Your own video uses your photo.
Dance competition video credit cost
| Duration | 480p | 720p |
|---|---|---|
| 15s | 4,055 credits | 8,683 credits |
| 30s | 8,109 credits | 17,366 credits |
The cost depends on the length and resolution you choose and is shown before you generate. 15s is billed as 15 input seconds and 30s as 30.
Frequently asked questions
How many photos do I need?
Exactly one: a clear photo of one person, ideally full body. JPG, PNG or WEBP, up to 10 MB.
What's the difference between 15s and 30s?
15s is the first half of the solo. 30s is the full routine of about 29 seconds, followed by a short hold on the final pose with silence. It doesn't add extra choreography.
How many credits does it cost?
15s: 4,055 credits at 480p or 8,683 at 720p. 30s: 8,109 credits at 480p or 17,366 at 720p.
Will I keep my own outfit?
Yes. Your face, hair, body proportions, clothing and accessories come from your photo. The stage, audience and lighting come from the source.
Does it keep the music?
The synchronized audio from the source is requested with the video. Whether it comes through depends on the model.
Why does my face look different in some frames?
Fast spins, low footwork and arms crossing the face are hard for AI video, so identity can drift briefly. A sharp, well-lit, full-body photo helps.
Are the videos on this page generated?
The Sample Output is a generated example made from someone else's photo. The source previews are the original footage the template follows. Neither is made from your photo.
Is this an official BC One or Red Bull product?
No. This is an independent AI template. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by BC One or Red Bull.
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