Quick answer
Upload a photo of yourself and a photo of your vehicle to Starrd's Unbothered template and it makes a 10-second, golden-hour car commercial on a dirt track. You sit calm in a camp chair in your own clothes while your vehicle charges in behind you and does a stunt matched to what it is: a car drifts sideways, a truck or SUV launches off a ramp, a dirt bike whips through the air. It stops right behind you, nose angled toward the camera, and you never flinch, ending with a leg switch and a confident lean back. Vertical 9:16, 100 credits (about $5).
Two photos in, you and your car, and out comes a car commercial where you never flinch. Here's one made from a selfie and a photo of a slammed, widebody GT-R:
Unbothered
Two photos, you and your vehicle. It drifts, jumps or flies in and stops right behind your chair. 10 seconds, vertical.
What You Get
- The set. A dry motocross dirt track at golden hour, the sun low behind the scene, warm dust in the air, anamorphic flares.
- You, calm. Seated in a black camp chair in your own clothes, lit by the same sunset as everything else.
- Your vehicle, exactly. Same make, model, colour, wheels, kit and decals as your photo.
- The stunt. Picked for your vehicle: a full sideways drift, a ramp jump or a whip, in slow motion.
- The stop. It ends right behind your chair, nose angled toward the camera.
- The flex. You switch your crossed legs and lean back with a confident look.
- 10 seconds, vertical 9:16, one shot with a slow push-in, engine sound and no dialogue.
Which Stunt Your Vehicle Gets
| Your vehicle | The stunt |
|---|---|
| Sports car, coupe, sedan, hatchback, EV | Drifts in fully sideways, then swings its nose to the camera |
| Pickup, SUV, Jeep, off-roader | Launches off a dirt ramp, lands and rolls in |
| Dirt bike, motorcycle, quad | Jumps and whips sideways in the air |
| Van, classic, anything else | Slides in at an angle |
The template reads your vehicle from the photo, so you don't have to pick. Want a jump from your car or a drift from your truck? Say so in Director's Notes.
The Beats
| Time | What happens |
|---|---|
| 0–2.5s | You sit leaning forward; your vehicle charges in from the back of the track |
| 2.5–6s | The stunt, in slow motion, dust lit by the sun |
| 6–7.5s | It stops right behind your chair, nose angled toward the camera |
| 7.5–10s | You switch legs and lean back with a confident look |
Shoot your vehicle in daylight from a front three-quarter angle with the whole thing in frame. Body kits, wheels and decals all carry over, so the more of them the photo shows, the better.
The Fastest Way
Unbothered
You plus your vehicle, the full 10-second stunt with engine sound. Cars, trucks and bikes.
Two photos, 100 credits (about $5), no prompt. It renders on Seedance 2.5 at 480p, vertical 9:16.
Build It Yourself
1. Make one hero frame first. You in the chair in the foreground, your vehicle nose-first far behind you on the track, the low sun behind it all. Light the subject with the same sun so they don't look pasted in.
A photorealistic vertical still from a high-end car commercial, ARRI Alexa, anamorphic lens, golden hour on a dry motocross dirt track, the low sun behind the scene, warm dust in the air. The subject from the reference photo sits centred in the foreground in a black folding camp chair, legs crossed, leaning forward, calm, looking at the camera, lit by the same golden rim light. Far behind them, nose-first toward the camera, is the exact vehicle from the second reference photo, headlights on, dust rising. One real photograph, never a cut-out.
2. Match the stunt to the vehicle. Drifts sell on cars, jumps on trucks. Write the stunt with timestamps and put slow motion in the middle of it.
3. Say where it stops. Name the end position: right behind the chair, nose angled toward the camera, never touching the subject. Without it, models tend to park the vehicle far away or show its rear.
4. Keep the subject still until the end. One small, confident move at the very end lands harder than reacting the whole time.
Common Mistakes
Spins and donuts. A full rotation hides the car and reads as chaos. One clean drift looks expensive.
A pasted-in subject. If the face is lit like a studio and the track like a sunset, it looks composited. Light them with the same sun.
Dust that hides everything. Keep the dust trailing behind the vehicle. If it swallows the frame, the stunt disappears.
FAQ
How many photos? Two: you, then your vehicle.
Which vehicles? Cars, trucks, SUVs, dirt bikes and motorcycles.
How long is it? 10 seconds, vertical 9:16.
What does it cost? 100 credits, about $5.
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