THE PHOTO GUIDE
Two portraits, one hologram encounter
Start with the roles. Then let the camera tell the story.
What makes the encounter recognizable?
A human-sized person looks up at an enormous glowing companion. The distance between them makes a quiet glance feel cinematic. The recognizable idea is the relationship between two characters, rather than a purple filter over a portrait.
Two portraits. Two distinct roles.
1. The person on the walkway
A clear solo portrait. This person stays human-sized and looks up toward their companion.
2. The hologram companion
A second clear portrait. This person becomes the enormous projection leaning into the scene.
These photos guide two identities. They are not the first and last frames of a video.
Choose portraits that make the roles clear
- Choose one person per photo, with visible eyes, hairstyle and clothing.
- Avoid sunglasses, heavy obstruction, tiny avatars and strong beauty filters.
- Confirm who belongs in each role. Use Swap roles if you want to reverse them.
How the scene unfolds
An upward glance
A side-front close-up at walkway height catches the smaller figure looking up.
A shared gaze
Cut to the reference composition: the giant hologram on the left and the smaller figure on the right.
A moment that stays
Return to the same close-up angle and eye-line, letting the reaction linger.
What to check in your result
Compare the opening and closing faces. The roles should not swap or merge. In the wide view, the hologram should remain much larger than the person on the walkway, with coherent eye lines, gestures and railings. A tiny face in a wide shot is not enough to judge fine identity details.
These are review criteria, not a guarantee of success. The template uses an original scene and does not include a movie soundtrack.
Before you create
How many photos do I need?
Two separate solo portraits, one for each role. Choose images with a clear face, hairstyle and visible clothing.
Can I use one group photo?
This template assigns each role separately. Prepare an individual portrait for each person.
Can the companion be a pet?
This version is designed for two people. Animal movement and anatomy need a separately tested template.
Does it reuse movie footage or sound?
The template describes an original city encounter without movie clips or their soundtrack. AI can still produce identity and motion errors; review your result.
Reference for the visual pattern and role differences: Vismuse. The hero artwork is AI-generated. Video results vary with the uploaded portraits.