The Best Photos for an Alors on Danse AI Duet

An AI video model can only keep what it can see. In the Alors on Danse duet the partner ends with an extreme close-up, so a sharp, honest face photo matters more here than in most trends. These are the rules that make the biggest difference.

The checklist

• One person per photo. Crop out everyone else so the model knows exactly who plays the role.
• Face the camera. A front-facing or slightly angled face keeps the likeness through the lean-in.
• Even daylight. Window light beats flash, deep shadows or colored club lighting.
• Show the upper body. The outfit carries into the video, so include shoulders and chest.
• At least 300 px on each side. Most phone photos are far above that; screenshots of screenshots are not.

What to avoid

• Sunglasses, hats, masks or hair covering the face.
• Heavy beauty filters and AI-retouched selfies.
• Group photos, mirrors, or motion blur.
• Photos of anyone who has not agreed to appear.

Who should play which role?

The keyboard player stays mostly still and serious, so any clear photo works. The partner moves, dances and fills the frame at the end: use the sharpest, most expressive photo you have for this role.

Make the pair read at a glance

Contrast helps viewers tell the two performers apart in a small frame: a light outfit next to a dark one, different silhouettes, different hair. You do not need matching backgrounds; the studio replaces them.