This is an odd question :) but I need to get a short 8-10 second video of my dog scooting her butt across the floor (don't ask me why :)) lol.......anyways I have tried a couple of different ai's in galaxy. In a couple I uploaded her pic plus a random video online of a dog scooting and then one that generated she was just standing there. I tried a text to video prompts and still nothing and I tried image to video prompt. I have chatgpt writing the prompts. Anyone have any ideas how I can get this clip done? Seems it should be easier than this, already spent a few hours on this. Before anyone says just film it in person, she rarely does it and I never have time to get my phone prepped in time. I also need it in real life form not cartoon etc. As non ai looking as possible.

@Mark Diaz was there a call today (Good Friday Holiday)? If there was can you tell me where I can view it?

This is my final animation for which I used Luma, being the best at keeping the 2D characters and backgrounds, and not turning them into a 3D hybrid like other AI models, which eventually don't even look like my original characters. It also does parallax and fills the missing parts very well, and does not add weird and random stuff in the video. Unfortunately, Luma doesn't have lip-sync. So I used something else, not completely satisfied, but for now, it works. This is my first animation with this type of complexity, so there is room for learning and improving.

@Mark Diaz Is there going to be a zoom call on Friday April 3rd being that it is the Good Friday holiday?

I came across this new feature in Canva. If you have an image that you want to move things around you can click on magic layers and it breaks the image into parts that are moveable, text can be changed etc. I tried it and it seems the more busy the image the less it works. So the fewer elements in the image then it works great (at least the ones I tried). So if you have an image that is almost perfect but you just need to move something over etc this might be the simple answer instead of running more prompts. I have Canva pro so not sure if it is available on the free version. I thought this might be helpful to someone.