Lower the gun
The survivor recognizes their partner beneath the infection. Instead of firing, they lower the weapon and reach out.
This page provides references and scene planning. Credit plans currently cover the Burning Bridges party template: one photo, 15 seconds, 720P, 16:9 and 100 credits per video. Buying credits does not select or generate this scene.
THE TWO-PERSON ZOMBIE HUG STORY
Your partner has turned. You lower the gun. As they leap toward you, the scene cuts to a sunlit field where you catch them in a hug. Choose a photo for each person to plan your version.
Choose the survivor and the person who turns. Either person can play either role.
Stays human. Lowers the gun and opens their arms.
Infected in the cabin. Healthy in the field memory.
JPG, PNG or WebP. Up to 8 MB per photo, at least 300 × 300 pixels. Use photos of adults who agreed to appear.
0 of 2 photos selected. Choose one clear photo for each role.
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THE STORY IN THREE SHOTS
The Zombie Love Story AI format connects two versions of the same people. The cabin feels cold and tense. The field shows a moment before the infection. The cut keeps the leap moving into the hug.
The survivor recognizes their partner beneath the infection. Instead of firing, they lower the weapon and reach out.
The infected partner runs forward and jumps. Leave room around both people so the leap reads clearly before the cut.
The light turns warm. The same partner is healthy again, held in an embrace. The field is a memory, not a cure in the cabin.
Original storyboard illustrations. AI video can change faces, hands and the timing of a cut; review those details in any finished clip.
TWO FACES TO RECOGNIZE
A partner, a friend or a family member can play either role. What matters is recognizing the same face in the cabin and the field.
FROM IDEA TO PLAN
Choose the cast.
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Add the survivor in the first slot and their partner in the second. Your photos stay on your device.
Choose your cast →Open Pricing to compare plans. Check whether the zombie story, output format and credit cost fit your needs before paying.
See video plans →In any generated clip, look for the same two people throughout. The jump should flow into the embrace rather than a separate pose.
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It is a two-person zombie story: one person turns, the other cannot shoot, and a leap in a cold cabin becomes a hug in a warm field memory.
Choose two clear photos and assign the survivor to the first slot and their partner to the second. Preview them here, then open Pricing to check plans and story support before checkout.
No. It opens Pricing. This page helps you plan the story and preview your cast locally; it does not submit photos, start a video job or charge credits.
Yes. The roles do not depend on gender. Choose two adults who agreed to appear, and decide who stays human and who turns.
The field represents a memory before the infection. The transition follows the leap into a past embrace; the partner is not cured inside the cabin.
The story has two distinct characters. Use one clear photo for each person so you can plan both roles.
No. The photo slots use local browser previews. Your images are not uploaded, saved to an account or transferred to Pricing.
No. The embedded clip comes from AI Zombie Video and shows the story idea. It is not a Burning Bridges output or a promise of matching faces, motion, duration or sound.
CHOOSE YOUR NEXT STEP
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