One photo, mouth clear
Bad Times Halloween needs one adult photo from the waist up, facing the camera, in even light, with the mouth visible and no sunglasses. The face, hair, and beard stay recognizable under the costume makeup. For As in photo, upload yourself already in the costume. A mask over the face is pushed up onto the head so the mouth can move.
The argument, in one handheld take
The scene is the first 15 seconds of the fake fight with the person holding the phone, set in a Halloween kitchen. You rise from a crouch, throw both hands open, scold the lens with a hand on your hip, push both palms out, then march in and jab a finger at the camera. It ends with a palm filling the frame. Vampire, witch, zombie, and skeleton are the built-in looks. Nothing covers the mouth.
The song is optional, and it is not a lyric track
The trend sound is on by default. It is laid over the clip so the drums drop out as you charge the lens, around 11 seconds. Your mouth moves with the beat. It is not a word-for-word lip-sync of the lyrics. Switch the option off and the video keeps an original deep-house beat. The recording belongs to its owners, and posting it in an ad still depends on the platform's music rules.
What you are looking at in the preview
The generator preview is another studio's AI vampire sample, labeled as a third-party render. Beside it, the original post is credited and is not sent to the model. Your clip is a new 15-second result. Seedance 2.0 is 100 credits and MiniMax H3 is 70, for every costume, with or without the trend sound. Keep the result a comedy: costume makeup, no blood, and no weapons.