Talk Dirty video: what to do if the crew or the flames look odd
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Short answer
A line of dancers plus fire is among the busiest things a video model draws, so two dancers can blur together, one can drift off the beat or a flame can fire late. A sharp photo of a lone subject helps keep the lead apart from the crew. Check the free 5-second preview first.
What helps
- A standing photo of a single subject on a plain background.
- The default yellow-and-black jackets, the closest match to the original.
- A look at the free preview before going full length.
- Another run, since each one draws the crowd differently.
What to expect
The crew's faces stay anonymous on purpose, and the flames are generated special effects. How tidy they look changes from run to run.
Questions people ask
Does an odd crew mean the video failed?
No. Failures never finish and are refunded automatically. A finished clip with a messy line-up counts as a normal result.
Can I take the flames out?
No. They are part of the format, and every video has them.
Can I choose how many dancers there are?
No. The size of the crew is part of the fixed scene.
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