Jisoo Addicted AI choreography: follow the 15-second reference
Follow the 15-second Jisoo Addicted dance reference: close-ups, turns and crossings, an arm over the shoulder, and face-side hand gestures.
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Which dance excerpt does this studio use?
JisooAddicted.com uses a supplied 15-second reference excerpt from 00:15–00:30 of the source video for every character mode. Watch the homepage reference before choosing your photos. This is a guide to observing that excerpt, not a claim that every repost has the same timing or that a generated video reproduces each movement exactly.
How do I break the movement into useful checkpoints?
Play the reference once at normal speed to understand the overall rhythm. Replay and pause whenever a dancer turns, approaches the camera, overlaps a partner or changes sides. Note the body direction, visible face and arm position on either side of each transition. Use the time shown by your own player; do not transfer timestamps from a differently cropped or longer version.
What happens in the supplied 15-second preview?
These approximate times start at the beginning of this site’s 15-second excerpt, not the full source post. Around 0–2 seconds, the dark-haired dancer is close to the camera and waves. Around 3 seconds, the blonde dancer is in front while the dark-haired dancer raises her arms behind her. Around 5–6 seconds, both raise their arms and turn across each other, with backs and hair obscuring faces.
Around 8–9 seconds, the dark-haired dancer is close behind the blonde dancer with an arm over her shoulder. Around 11–15 seconds, the blonde dancer is screen-left and the dark-haired dancer screen-right, side by side making gestures near their faces. Use these intervals as observation checkpoints, not an exact beat chart or a guarantee for an AI result.
How do the photo roles work when dancers change sides?
The dancers change screen positions, so a role means a person, not a fixed side. Dance with Jisoo replaces Rosé; Dance with Rosé replaces Jisoo. In friend mode, photo 1 replaces Jisoo and photo 2 replaces Rosé. Check identity after turns and crossings; AI can still mix up faces or limbs.
Follow one person through the whole reference, then replay for the other person. Screen-left and screen-right describe a moment, not a permanent role. If an arm is hidden by a partner, check where it reappears rather than assuming the visible hand belongs to the nearest face.
What should I compare in my generated duet?
Use the same checkpoints to review the finished MP4: face and hairstyle continuity, hands attached to the correct arms, stable bodies after a crossing, and smooth motion at normal speed. Check sound as well as picture. A recognizable pose in one frame is not enough to judge the full clip. The photo guide explains source-image choices; the studio supplies the reference automatically, so you do not need to upload a dance video or write choreography prompts.