Hong Kong Cantonese AI Talking Head
A Hong Kong Cantonese AI talking head speaks Cantonese you would say in a shop, with one locked face and captions in that same line.
A Hong Kong Cantonese AI talking head is a locked person speaking Cantonese the way a local shop speaks, not Mandarin with a Cantonese label. You record or clone a Hong Kong voice, approve the still, and caption the spoken line. Subtitles in written Chinese do not replace the voice.
Write the spoken line first
Read it aloud. If you would not say it at the counter, rewrite it before any face is generated. Particles and local place names belong in the line.
One host for the month
The shop should not hire a new face every Monday. Lock the still. Change the script, not the person.
Captions follow the speech
Shorten the line if needed. Do not translate it into formal written Chinese and call that the caption. Mute viewers should get the same offer.
A worked example
Title and speech: the Wednesday bun is half price before three, at one branch. Same host as last week. Captions repeat the price and the time. The owner's face is off camera.
Before you post
- You read the line aloud first.
- The host matches last week.
- Captions are the spoken offer, not a translation.
Where Scro fits
Scro's Cantonese path includes Hong Kong Cantonese among 21 voices, a locked host, and captions. Approve the still, trim the opening silence, export 9:16, and label a realistic synthetic voice.
Make the Cantonese host. Finished samples are on the examples page.
Related: Post One Reel to Three Apps.