Reference a person in Pika 2.2
PikaDemo summary
The video demonstrates Pika 2.2's ability to use a recording of the host from Riverside as a reference to place his likeness onto a digital billboard in a generated scene.
Step-by-step
- Go to the video section and select Generate B-roll
- Choose a template or 'look' that features a screen or billboard
- Click the plus icon to add a recording or image of yourself as a reference
- Enter a detailed prompt describing the scene and the digital screen
- Send the prompt to Pika to generate the video
Options
- Use the 'Screen Time' look to place a host on a digital billboard in Times Square
Watch out for
- The character reference feature is available in Pika 2.2 but not V3
- The output may result in distorted likenesses and lack visual consistency
Tips
- Use a very comprehensive and long prompt to describe the environment and the live broadcast
Highlights
“while it's a nice idea in theory, perhaps it's a thumbs down and not quite ready for prime time yet”
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