Copy-ready Toc Toc dance prompt for Veo, no names inside

The prompt

Shot as one fixed, unbroken take on a phone mounted on a tripod at chest height, this is a photorealistic vertical video of a bare room: pale grey walls, a warm wooden floor, a white door frame at the left edge, a little white chest of drawers against the right wall, soft even daylight. The whole dancer, head to feet, stays in view, and nothing in the room carries text or a logo. Whoever or whatever is in the attached photo is the dancer, with face, hair, skin tone and clothes untouched (an animal stays its species, rises onto hind legs and works its front paws like arms). Throughout the 11 seconds the dancer wears a stone-serious, expressionless face and never stops moving. First, facing the lens, they hop on the right leg with the left knee up at hip height and knock twice on an invisible door at head height with the right fist, turning to the right. Then they swing back to the front, flick the right heel low and forward and fling both arms out and down. The left side then turns toward the camera, with hops on the right foot and little forward kicks from the left knee. Next the back is to the lens: more hopping and head-height knocking, a sharp glare over the shoulder, and one last knock from the side. Back to the front, the dancer lands legs apart and bounces from foot to foot, heels flying forward, arms low and open. The final second is a freeze: feet apart, both arms stretched down and out with open palms, eyes on the lens, not a hint of a smile. Sound: a cheesy, bouncy party tune of accordion and synth near 124 BPM, a steady four-on-the-floor kick underneath and a light knock-knock for each knock. No vocals, no lyrics, no speech. Nothing written on screen, no logos, no watermark. If anyone speaks, it is in English only.

Using it

• Attach one clear photo of the dancer, see whether your tool keeps the face steady, and generate several times.
• No names in the paragraph. Veo can turn down prompts naming real people or brands, so describe what goes on in the room.
• Tools keep changing. See what length and aspect ratio yours allows, and cut the paragraph if needed.