Choosing an Enzo Celebration Reference Clip
What a reference video does in an AI celebration clip, what a usable one looks like, the rights questions involved, and where our reference stands.
What the reference clip does
Your photo defines the main person’s identity. The selected suit reference defines clothing, movement and camera timing. Together they guide the generated clip.
What a usable reference looks like
The clearer the movement, the less the AI has to invent.
- One person, clearly visible, with no one crossing in front.
- Head, hands and upper body in view for the whole gesture.
- A steady camera with no cuts, replays or slow-motion splices.
- No scoreboard, captions, logos or watermarks over the action.
- 15 seconds or less, vertical or easy to crop to 9:16.
Match footage and rights
Broadcast footage of the England semi-final belongs to its rights holders. We won't use match footage without permission. A cleaner route is a reference recreated by a consenting performer in plain clothes, which shows the same movement without anyone else's broadcast.
Where our reference stands
The selected reference is an 8.03-second horizontal suit celebration clip. It is held in private storage and supplied to the provider through a temporary signed URL for each task. Output is requested as 8 seconds in 9:16.
Limits even a good reference can't remove
AI video can still change finger counts, hand positions near the face, clothing details and timing. Fast gestures close to the head are among the hardest to reproduce. We'll describe what we actually observe once there are results to review.