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I thought I'd share a few of my prompt experiments here for others to try if they wish.

(Often these attempts generate errors but persistent generation seems to work)

I first created a movement look with the avatar looking into a mirror, resulting in two identical avatars with the reflection in the mirror looking at the camera speaking, the other you see only the back of the head, both have movement. 

I've also refined this to get a result that would probably work in a podcast video, currently I have two differently dressed avatars sitting at a table with one of them facing the camera and the other looking at the avatar seated across the table.  Both have movement. I suppose with a bit of prompt tweaking you could place them both in a podcast studio.  

(Prompt: The avatar appears facing the camera seated across a table from another avatar that only the backside of their head and body is visible. A mirror effect without a mirror.)  (No posted example)

I have succesfully generated two movement avatars (twins) that are both facing the camera though only one speaks, both have movement. ( 

I've also generated a photo look of four non-identical avatars all dressed differently crossing a street, but so far attempting to add any movement errors out every time. I was attempting to duplicate the Abbey Road cover only with models wearing my footwear.  (This is where the ability to directly download a “look” without having to screenshot, crop and edit would be nice) I ended up achieving the desired resilt using other AI tools.  I'm still learning this video editing thing so the video isn't as much of a finished priduct as I would like, but hey, gen…  I'll get there!

https://www.facebook.com/WildSageApparel/videos/649132054615693

I've created an avatar that removes their sunglasses while speaking. (These work great for short clips to add to a longer video. (No posted example)

I've also played around with camera angles, pan and zoom in and out with varying results.

I've found the more persistent you are, the more likely you are going to end up with satisfactory results. (No posted examples)

Experimenting with "Looks" prompts.

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