Toc Toc dance prompt for Veo: a copyable prompt without names

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A photorealistic vertical clip, one continuous locked-off take filmed by a phone on a tripod at chest height in a bare, empty room with light grey walls and a warm wooden floor, a white door frame at the left edge and a small white chest of drawers against the right wall, in soft, even daylight, with the dancer's whole body in frame from head to feet and no readable text or logos anywhere. The person, animal, toy or character in the attached photo is the dancer; keep their face, hair, skin tone and clothes exactly as in the photo (an animal keeps its species, stands upright on its hind legs and uses its front paws like arms). The dancer keeps a completely serious, deadpan face and dances nonstop for 11 seconds: first facing the camera, hops on the right leg with the left knee lifted to hip height and knocks twice with the right fist on an invisible door at head height while turning to the right side; then turns back to the front, kicks the right heel forward low and flings both arms wide and down; then turns to the left side, hopping on the right foot and pumping the left knee with small forward kicks; then turns the back to the camera, keeps hopping and knocking at head level, whips the head over the shoulder to glare at the camera and knocks again side-on; then turns to the front, lands in a wide stance and hops from foot to foot kicking the heels forward with the arms held wide and low; and in the last second freezes in a wide stance with both arms stretched down and out and open palms, staring straight into the lens without a smile. Sound: a cheesy, bouncy accordion-and-synth party instrumental at about 124 BPM with a steady four-on-the-floor kick and a light knock-knock sound on each knock, no singing, no speech. No text, no logos, no watermark.

How to use it

• Attach one clear photo of the dancer. Check whether your tool keeps the face steady, and run it a few times.
• Keep names out of the paragraph. Veo can refuse prompts that name real people or brands, so describe what happens in the room.
• Tools change often, so check the length and aspect ratio your tool supports and trim the paragraph if needed.