Make AI copy emotions from any scene (open source workflow)

Join the Tein Waitlist (free), the cheapest official AI models, open source workflows and more: https://tein.ai Join PublicAI Community (free): https://www.skool.com/publicai I take the acting from a famous movie scene and put it on my own face with Seedance 2.5, without the actor's face ever going into the model. In this video I split every face into two things, the movement and the identity, and build a custom 3D mask with Claude and Codex that carries only the movement. I walk you through my failed attempts, the three parts that actually made it work, and the two ways I prompt Seedance on top of the mask. It took me about ten versions, three hours and five dollars, and the whole workflow is free on GitHub. By the end you will be able to take the movement from any performance and put it on your own face or on a character you made. You will learn⤵️ 1. Why prompting emotions directly gives you a fake, over-acted face 2. How to split a performance into movement and identity 3. Why 478 tracking points still miss the expression, and what depth adds 4. How MediaPipe, SPECTRE and FLAME combine into one moving 3D face 5. How to bring back the creases and muscle movement with light, without the color 6. How to install the workflow with Claude Code or Codex 7. Two ways to prompt Seedance with the mask: copy the movement, or direct the delivery 8. How to tell whether to fix the mask or fix the prompt 9. Where the workflow breaks today and what you can and cannot use it for Free resources⤵️ PublicAI Community: https://www.skool.com/publicai Tein, the cheapest official AI models, open source workflows and more: https://tein.ai The emotion mask workflow (free, MIT): https://github.com/sirioberati/Emotion-Control-Open-Source-Workflow FLAME 3D face model (non-commercial license): https://flame.is.tue.mpg.de SPECTRE (non-commercial license): https://github.com/filby89/spectre Film clips used for commentary and education⤵️ Interstellar (2014) © Paramount Pictures / Warner Bros. Get Out (2017) © Universal Pictures A Few Good Men (1992) © Columbia Pictures Call Me by Your Name (2017) © Sony Pictures Classics Connect with me on: https://instagram.com/heysirio https://instagram.com/saysirio Chapters 00:00 – 00:30 The Same Performance on My Face 00:30 – 01:04 Why Prompting Alone Falls Short 01:04 – 02:00 What I Built With Claude and Codex 02:00 – 03:08 Movement and Identity, Explained 03:08 – 04:27 Failed Attempts: Tracking Points and Depth 04:27 – 05:21 A Moving 3D Face With SPECTRE and FLAME 05:21 – 06:04 Fixing the Eyes, the Lips and the Detail 06:04 – 07:22 Light, Creases and the Final Mask 07:22 – 07:57 Install the Workflow 07:57 – 08:56 Two Ways to Prompt Seedance 08:56 – 10:07 Describe the Acting, Find What's Missing 10:07 – 11:07 When the Face Disappears 11:07 – 12:34 Why Judgment Matters More Than Code 12:34 – 13:27 Jorge's Result 13:27 – 13:53 What Doesn't Work Yet 13:53 – 14:42 The Full Workflow and PublicAI