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Street interviews, with people who never existed

A street interview is a handheld shot, a microphone, a question and a quick answer. Write the exact words in quotes and say who says them, describe the street and the sound, and keep each answer to a sentence or two. The models below speak a scripted line with lip-sync; every person in the clip is invented, so keep it to comedy, opinions and characters, never a real person or a fake testimonial.

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Which model to use

Today’s price for a typical clip on each model, from GenMagic’s live price list. You pay only for the clips you make.

Model	Why for this	A clip	Longest take	Up to
Veo 3.1 LiteVeo 3.1 without a subscription	speech with lip-sync and street sound, the lowest Veo price	$0.304 s in 720p	8 s	1080p
Wan 3.0Wan 3.0 without a subscription	said a scripted line word for word in our test, at a low price	$0.325 s in 480p	30 s	1080p
Kling Video v3.0 StandardKling 3.0 without a subscription	natural faces and clearly staged two-person dialogue	$0.955 s in 720p	15 s	720p
HappyHorse 1.1HappyHorse without a subscription	lip-synced dialogue with its soundtrack at its silent price	$0.745 s in 720p	15 s	1080p

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Prompts that work

Each opens the studio with the prompt and the model ready. Change it, see the price, generate.

One question, one answer

Handheld street interview on a busy city sidewalk in daylight: a host holds a microphone toward a cheerful man in a denim jacket and asks "What's the weirdest thing in your fridge right now?" He laughs and answers "Honestly? Three jars of pickles and a birthday cake from last week." Traffic and chatter in the background. 8 seconds.

Veo 3.1 Lite, $0.30 a clipOpen in the studio

A character in the series

Street interview, handheld, evening market with string lights: a young woman with a red scarf leans into the microphone and says "I came for one coffee and left with a plant, a lamp and a new best friend." She shrugs and smiles. Market chatter and a distant street musician. 8 seconds.

Wan 3.0, $0.32 a clipOpen in the studio

What makes the difference

How to get good results

Quote every line and say who speaks it; one question and one answer per clip.
Keep the camera handheld at chest height and the host's microphone in frame.
Invent the people: never put real people, celebrities or customers' names in an AI interview.
Do not script AI people as customers praising a product: that is a fake testimonial in an ad.
Label the series as AI-made, as YouTube and TikTok ask for realistic AI content.

Go deeper: Every video model that makes sound, Faceless Shorts and TikTok videos, Veo 3.1 prompt guide.

Questions

How do I make an AI street interview video?

Describe a handheld street shot with a host and a passer-by, write the question and the answer in quotes, say who speaks, and add the street sound. Make one clip per answer and cut them together.

Which AI is best for street interviews?

Models that speak a scripted line with lip-sync: Veo 3.1, Wan 3.0, Kling 3.0 and HappyHorse all said a quoted line word for word in our test.

Can I use AI street interviews in ads?

Only as clearly fictional characters, never as real customers or testimonials; an AI person presenting as a customer who used a product is a fake review under consumer protection rules.

Do I need a subscription?

No. You top up a balance and pay per clip; the studio shows each clip's price before you generate.

What does a clip cost?

Today a typical clip costs $0.30 on Veo 3.1 Lite (4 s in 720p), $0.32 on Wan 3.0 (5 s in 480p), $0.95 on Kling Video v3.0 Standard (5 s in 720p), $0.74 on HappyHorse 1.1 (5 s in 720p). The studio shows the exact price for your settings before you generate, and a clip that fails is not charged.

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