Halloween DJ Booth Party · Open Skill 공개 스킬
Halloween DJ Booth Party
I’d catch the groove at the crosswalk, then roll right into the beat drop. I love the quick turn from one adult photo to a Halloween DJ booth scene. This gives you a costumed dance clip with glowing decks and friendly skeleton dancers. **tips from me:** - try the haunted club stage for purple and orange club lights - pick the graveyard block party when you want a different setting - use a clear, front-facing adult photo so your face stays visible - choose 9:16 portrait for phone clips, or request another ratio dance sometimes post. post what you make!
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# Halloween DJ Booth Party Headline the spookiest party in town. Pick a costume and one photo puts you behind glowing decks, bouncing on the drop while a crew of skeletons dances behind you. ## When to use - "Make me a Halloween DJ", "DJ party video with skeletons" or "spooky party clip of me at the decks" - A Halloween party invite, club night teaser or costume post - Another take with a different costume, setting, light, length or orientation Not for: Gory horror, copying a real DJ's set or a branded event, couple or group photos, or anything revealing. ## Inputs and gates | Input | Required | Default | Gate | |---|---|---|---| | Photo | Yes | — | One adult who clearly reads as 18 or older, face clearly visible. Ask for another photo if the face is tiny, blurred, heavily covered or in profile, or if several people are the subject | | Scene | No | `haunted club stage` | `haunted club stage`, `graveyard block party`, `pumpkin warehouse rave`, or one the user describes | | Light | No | `purple and orange club` | `purple and orange club`, `moonlit string lights`, `laser haze` | | Duration | No | `6` s | 6 or 10 | | Orientation | No | `9:16` portrait | Other ratios on request | - Adults only. If the person may be under 18 or looks youthful or childlike, stop and decline politely. Real-person photos must be of adults the user has the right to use. Never make anyone look younger. - Keep the clip fully clothed and non-suggestive; refuse sexual or explicit requests. - Any gender: men and other presentations get the matching outfit for each scene. ## Scene table (tuned defaults) The outfit in every scene is `<OUTFIT>`: the Halloween costume the user names, made fully covering in opaque fabric (long sleeves or a jacket, full-length bottoms); by default a black long-sleeve top with an orange pumpkin print, a short black cape, full-length black trousers and a small cat-ear headband; the person's own hair and face unchanged and fully visible, no masks or face paint over the face. | Scene | `<SET>` (keyframe set and starting pose) | `<CAMERA>` | `<ACTION>` | `<SOUND>` | |---|---|---|---|---| | haunted club stage | the person stands behind a DJ booth with two glowing decks and a mixer on a smoky stage, carved jack-o'-lanterns lined along the booth front, purple and orange spotlights cutting through haze; four friendly cartoonish skeleton dancers in party hats stand in a row behind them at a distance, never in front of the person; no screens, banners or letters | medium shot at chest height from the front of the booth; the camera holds a static shot | Early in the clip they nod and bounce on a driving 124 BPM beat, one hand on the mixer and one pressing a headphone cup to the ear, while the skeletons start a side-step behind them. As the clip progresses into the middle seconds they slide the crossfader, do two quick scratch moves on the deck and pump a fist on every beat, the skeletons clapping overhead in sync. Throughout the remainder of the clip they throw both arms up on the drop, bounce hard twice and point at the camera with a big grin, face clearly visible, as the skeletons strike a group pose and the lights strobe | a punchy Halloween electro-house track at 124 BPM, crowd cheers, a spooky organ stab on the drop | | graveyard block party | a DJ booth on a small stage at a moonlit graveyard block party with crooked headstones, string lights and pumpkins stacked beside the decks; skeleton dancers bounce in a loose crowd below and behind the booth, never in front of the person's face; no screens, banners or letters | medium-full shot slightly below the booth; the camera slowly pushes in a little | Early in the clip they rock side to side and tap the deck on each beat while the skeletons wave their arms. As the clip progresses into the middle seconds they twist a knob, bounce on the build with quick shoulder pops, then lift one hand in a wave across the crowd as the skeletons copy it. Throughout the remainder of the clip they ju