Multi-Camera Edit · for people and agents

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Film yourself once and get a video that looks like it was shot by a full camera crew. Upload a talking-to-camera clip and a clear photo of your face, and optionally describe the shots you want. Sloosh analyses your scene, speech and gestures, plans 4 to 6 camera angles from a cinematographer's shot library (close-ups, low angles, dolly pushes, crane moves) and re-shoots the same performance from every angle with hard cuts on your phrases. Your words, timing, outfit and location stay exactly the same; only the camera changes. Great for Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, podcasts and product explainers.

Category
Viral Effects
Output
Video
Starts with
Video clip, Your photo

Questions

How do I turn one video into a multi-camera edit?
Upload a clip of you speaking to camera and a clear photo of your face. Sloosh plans new camera angles for each phrase and re-shoots the same performance from each one, cut together as a single video.
What video should I upload?
A steady talking-head clip up to 15 seconds long, with your face and upper body clearly visible and good light. Phone selfie videos work well.
Why do I need an identity photo?
It keeps your face consistent when the camera moves to angles the original video never showed, like a low angle or a profile.
Can I choose the camera angles?
Yes. Describe them in Camera directions, for example "0–2s dolly zoom, 2–6s dutch angle". Leave it empty and the planner picks the best angles for each line.
Does it change what I say?
No. Your speech, lip sync, gestures, outfit and location stay the same. Only the camera position changes at each cut.
How long is the result?
An 11-second vertical video with audio, with 4 to 6 angle changes depending on the pacing of your speech.
Can I use the videos commercially?
Yes. You can use what you create in your ads, store and social posts. Only upload videos and photos of people you have the rights to use.
Can I customise this AI workflow?
Yes. Open the canvas from this space to see every step, then remix it to change the prompts, models or output formats.