Hotel Lobby prompts
Hotel Lobby AI prompts for the orange studio
The Hotel Lobby workbench already defines the orange studio and hanging microphone. Use these short notes to keep your cast distinct or adjust one detail of the performance.
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No. Choose Solo, Duet or Pet duet, upload the required photo or photos, and start with the included orange-studio storyboard. An optional note is for a specific change: who stands where, which outfit stays, or how energetic the performance feels.
The current workflow creates fresh video from photos and written direction. It does not upload the original Quavo and Takeoff performance to the video model.
Duet note: keep both people distinct
Use two separate photos, with the intended left performer first and right performer second. Keep the note focused on casting and a simple shared rhythm.
Outfit note: preserve a visible detail
If a jacket or hairstyle changes, first use clearer photos that show those details. State what must remain; avoid a long list of new accessories that compete with the face.
Solo note: one performer in the same visual world
Choose Solo and upload one photo. A solo note should not ask the model to invent a second singer or duplicate the person's face.
Pet duet note: keep the two animals separate
Choose Pet duet and upload a clear photo of each pet. The first photo casts the left pet; the second casts the right. The model may stylize paws or movement, so check both animals through the entire result.
Prompt, soundtrack and lip sync are separate
The prompt guides visual generation. With audio enabled, the original soundtrack excerpt is added when the MP4 is exported. A note asking for exact lyrics will not force mouth movements to match every word. Check the downloaded video with sound and use the recording only where you have permission to share it.
Changing a note after a completed take starts another generation and uses paid credits.
Read the full Hotel Lobby photo tutorialTips
- Use the built-in storyboard for the first take.
- Assign each photo to a distinct role before adding a note.
- Check the exported soundtrack separately from the visuals.