How to Make the End of Watch AI Trend

Create your own End of Watch AI video with one character photo. Add an optional second photo to personalize both roles. The Patrol AI Trend is an independent recreation inspired by the police locker-room equipment showcase in the 2012 film End of Watch.

Generate a Patrol AI video · See the original scene and AI-generated examples

What the Patrol AI Trend shows

The film scene shows a patrol officer standing in front of blue metal lockers and presenting duty gear to a fixed camera. The app's current motion reference is a licensed, user-supplied, 11.04-second AI-generated Masha and the Bear video recreating that End of Watch scene. The complete MP4, including its original soundtrack, is sent as the video reference; no separate audio file is sent. The motion-reference clip is not original film footage or a result generated from photos you upload.

The preview image on this page is a frame from the AI-generated Masha and the Bear motion reference based on End of Watch. The examples section also shows the original film scene and two user-generated AI videos. The motion-reference clip is not original film footage or a result generated from photos you upload.

How to make your video

1. Upload a photo. Choose one clear, well-lit photo for the main character. Add a second photo if you want to personalize the secondary character too. Front-facing or slightly angled upper-body photos are a useful starting point. Visible arms and simple backgrounds can help. These are recommendations, not hard model requirements.
2. Generate the scene. Photo 1 guides the main character's appearance. An optional photo 2 guides the secondary character; if you skip it, that character keeps the appearance shown in the reference. The configured motion reference guides scene timing, camera perspective, and the equipment presentation sequence.
3. Preview and share. Review the generated video, then download the MP4 and share it on TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, or another platform under its rules.

Character replacement and motion transfer

The goal is full-character replacement for the main role and, when you add a second photo, the secondary role too. If you skip the second photo, the secondary character keeps the reference appearance. This is different from a face-only filter. The model can still change faces, hands, props, and small movements, so do not expect an exact recreation from every generation.

The current motion reference is about 11 seconds. The MP4's embedded soundtrack travels with the video reference, audio remains enabled, and the prompt instructs the model to keep that music. The source clip and model settings determine timing and output; the generator does not promise a frame-perfect copy.

Use photos and reference footage responsibly

Only upload photos you own or have permission to use. Ask for consent before using another person's appearance. Do not present an AI-made result as real police footage or proof of law-enforcement activity.

The film's official listing identifies End of Watch as a 2012 movie starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña, directed by David Ayer. See Universal Pictures At Home. This product is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the filmmakers, studio, or actors. The product owner confirms authorization for commercial use and model processing of the current reference clip and its music.