Introduction
Custom NBA Broadcast places the user inside a realistic basketball television cutaway. It creates a courtside still from a clear portrait, adds an ESPN-style scorebug, network mark, and exact user-supplied lower third, and waits for likeness approval before generating a 15-second continuous shot. The subject watches the court, gives a relaxed wave, reacts to play, and interacts with nearby spectators while the image retains broadcast compression and grain.
Use Cases
Use it for basketball keepsakes, surprises for friends, personal social videos, or game-themed events. The result feels like a broadcast camera has found a guest at courtside. The lower third and score remain static, with no cuts, score animation, constant eye contact, or exaggerated performance. The workflow never invents the user's display name.
Template
Upload one clear face or half-body portrait and provide the exact lower-third text; both are required. List any requested teams, arena, score, game stage, commentary language, or action changes. The still must be approved for likeness before the 16:9, 15-second video is generated.
