Reshoot
Keep the shot. Change everything else.
Film it once on your phone. Reshoot it as anything: a new style, a new world, someone new. The camera, the timing and the performance stay.
What stays
Your camera. Your timing. Your take.
Every version is the shot you filmed. The glasses go on at the same instant in all five.
How it works
Ask for it in a sentence.
Say what changes, approve the plan with its price, and the new clip is ready to cut into a video.
Reshoot this clip as clay. Keep the camera and his timing exactly.
Here's the plan:
The plan
The pier, in clay
Your 5-second pier shot, remade as clay: him, the water and the posts, with your camera move and his timing kept.
The whole take, 0 to 5 s. He stays himself, sculpted in clay; the sea becomes rolling clay waves.
Then make the video
One five-second take became this.
Four reshoots of the same take, cut to the music with a title and an end card, in the same conversation.
Good to know
What it does well, and what it doesn't.
Straight answers before you spend anything.
Real people need their permission.
Put yourself in, or someone who has agreed to it. Our terms require it.
4 to 30 seconds at a time.
One clear subject works best. Crowds, tiny faces and very fast motion are harder.
The clip keeps its own sound.
Voices and dialogue stay as you recorded them.
About 35 credits a second.
At 720p, priced on the plan before anything runs. A five-second reshoot is about 175 credits.
Asked and answered.
Can I put myself in a clip?
Yes. Add a few photos of yourself, or save yourself as a character once and use it in any clip.
Can I reshoot someone else?
Only with their permission. Recreating a real person's likeness needs their authorization under our terms.
How long can the clip be?
4 to 30 seconds per reshoot. From a longer clip, you choose the part.
Can I use it in an ad?
Yes. A reshoot is yours to post and run, like any video you make here.
Do I need a plan?
No. Reshoot runs on credits, and your first video is free. Paid plans come with more credits each month.
Start tonight, post tomorrow