What does a real zombie love story video look like?

Where can I watch and download the original example?

Use the player on this page or open the original MP4 in the sources below. The homepage player uses this same edited V3 file. It is moving AI-generated footage, not a concept illustration. The two identity portraits show fictional adults; this test does not establish likeness quality for real customer photographs.

The file was created and reviewed on October 9, 2026. We rechecked its dimensions, audio and video duration, full-file decoding, sampled frames across the whole film and the two frames at the 16-second transition. Earlier local browser checks covered playback to the end and a byte-matching download. These are checks of this file, not a test of production hosting or customer purchases.

What happens in the six story sections?

The cold encounter occupies the first 16 seconds; the warm memory occupies the final nine. At frame 383 her mouth touches the side of his neck. Frame 384, exactly 16 seconds, begins the beach kiss. The cut connects the story but does not perfectly match every pose or camera angle.

• 0–4 seconds: His tearful face, a ruined-street standoff and a frontal view of the raised pistol.
• 4–8 seconds: Her closed-mouth zombie close-up and a separate close-up of a small tear beneath his eye.
• 8–12 seconds: He lowers the gun and opens his arms; she pauses with her mouth closed, then opens it and lunges.
• 12–16 seconds: He slowly closes his eyes; she runs in, grips his shoulders and makes brief mouth-to-neck contact, without a visible wound.
• 16–20 seconds: A hard cut to the healthy couple kissing on the beach, followed by their separate smiling faces.
• 20–25 seconds: A hand-in-hand run, a forehead or crown kiss, and a wide view of the couple sitting toward the sunset.

How was this version made, and what are its actual dimensions?

Seven generated source clips were selected into six story sections. Four new cold-scene clips and a separate eye pickup were combined with two earlier warm clips. Prepared reference images, manual frame selection and an added sound effect were used; this finishing process is not part of the current automatic two-photo workflow.

The original adult portraits below supplied the identities. Three additional images prepared the man, the zombie woman and the ruined setting. A separate eye shot used first- and last-frame references. Those extra inputs and the manual finishing explain why two customer uploads alone should not be expected to reproduce this example.

The final edit contains 600 frames of H.264 video at 24 frames per second with AAC audio. Both timelines are 25.000 seconds. It uses selected moving footage without speed changes, frozen frames or still-image padding.

• Actual dimensions: 768 × 1344 pixels, equivalent to 4:7.
• The generation requests used portrait 9:16, but the delivered file is not mathematically 9:16. Make a separate crop if your publishing workflow requires that exact ratio.
• The tested model tier is 768P. We do not label it 786P, 1080p or 4K.

What sound was added to the example?

The edit retains generated ambience and adds a real lion recording during the lunge, from 10.75 to 12.70 seconds. The source creator released that recording into the public domain; its source is linked below. No trending song was supplied or licensed for this sample.

The final audio duration and peak levels were checked, and the added effect does not continue into the warm section. Those measurements do not establish professional sound quality or replace listening. Check the actual sound and the rights to any music you add before publishing.

What imperfections and test limits should I know about?

This is a selected and edited example, not a controlled success-rate test. Some generated details remain stylized, and rejected takes were not turned into claims of successful output.

• The gun moves outside the frame as his arms open; the final downward muzzle position is not fully visible.
• She swings her arms during the early run and reaches for his shoulders only as she gets close.
• The cold and warm shots keep the story direction but differ in camera position, framing and arm pose; the cut is not a seamless pose match.
• Wet clothing and skin can look over-sharpened, while the warm faces and sunset look idealized. Eye highlights remain visible.
• Only this fictional adult pair and ruined-city-to-beach edit were inspected. Customer-photo likeness, pets, other scenes and automatic customer delivery are not established by this example.

Can the current generator reproduce this edit from my two photos?

The guided interface asks for two photos, a character type and a scene, and prepares the generation settings. Its current automatic story plan does not perform this example’s extra reference-image preparation, replacement eye shot, manual frame selection or added sound mixing. This sample is not evidence that an automatic customer result will match it.

The sample and guides are publicly available. New video generation is not open yet. The site is not accepting purchases at the moment.

Use clear adult portraits you have permission to upload and check the labeled roles. We have not completed a real customer purchase test. Pets, other scenes, other relationships and customer-photo likeness remain outside this example’s visual acceptance.