You can put yourself into the Burning Bridges AI music-video template by uploading one portrait in which your face is clearly visible. The template maps that identity into its prepared lead performance; it does not create a new performance directed by your own movements.
Prepare a portrait of yourself
Choose a sharp, near-front-facing image with even light and visible shoulders. Keep your eyes, jaw, and hairline unobstructed. A casual photo can be suitable if it is clear; elaborate styling is less useful than a readable face.
Upload it to the studio
Open the Burning Bridges AI studio and use the single portrait input. Check the preview before generating. The workflow does not ask you to upload a source video or enter a custom prompt for camera moves or choreography.
Understand the resulting clip
The configured template creates a 15-second, 16:9 video with the original audio retained. The scene, cuts, and lead action come from the prepared template. Your portrait changes who is represented as the lead; it does not make the clip a recording of you actually attending the dinner or performing in the original production.
This distinction matters when choosing the clip for a post: it is a stylized AI transformation, not evidence of an event, endorsement, or real performance. The workflow accepts one portrait and does not provide a free-text prompt for directing your gestures, changing the camera, or replacing the template scene. If you want a specific action or a vertical 9:16 output, this configured template may not match that goal.
Choose an output tier and share responsibly
The configured prices are 50 credits for 480P, 100 for 720P, and 200 for 1080P. Choose based on the intended display and your willingness to spend credits; a higher tier affects output resolution, not how closely the source photo resembles you or what the template depicts. Confirm the live pricing page before generating because displayed options and prices are the decision point.
If the first result does not look convincing, inspect the source before trying again: use a clear, near-front portrait with even light and head and shoulders visible. No input checklist guarantees a faithful result. Review the clip before posting, and avoid captions that suggest you actually appeared in the original scene. Use only your own likeness or one you are authorized to use; identify the result as an AI transformation when viewers could mistake it for genuine footage. For help with the service, contact Burning Bridges AI support.