Burning Bridges AI for editing motion and style in video

Burning Bridges AI offers three workflows for working from a source video. The publisher describes Motion Transfer for reinterpreting a performance, Object Swap for changing a selected subject, and Restyle for changing the appearance of the whole clip. Choose the workflow based on what you want to preserve from the source.

Prepare the source segment

The publisher describes selecting a source segment from four to 30 seconds. Review that segment for the moments where the subject turns, passes behind another object or leaves the frame. Those frames matter if you need continuity in the finished shot. Use footage and reference images you have permission to use. For a longer original, identify the part you want to work on before submitting.

Match reference images to the edit

The publisher says Motion Transfer and Object Swap take one source video and up to eight reference images. It describes a separate setup for Restyle, where you choose a style and can optionally supply character references. Put references in the order intended by the workflow. After generation, compare the clip with the source to see whether motion or framing changed in ways that matter to your edit.

Review the quote and check the result

The site says Motion Transfer and Object Swap charges depend on whole source seconds and the resolution rate. It lists a different calculation for Restyle. Check the quote after choosing your settings, then play the finished clip before exporting it. The publisher identifies Burning Bridges AI as an independent studio and labels the featured demonstrations as references.