End of Watch Locker Scene AI makes the end of watch meme from one photo of you: in a dark police locker room, in a black beanie, a headset, gloves and a black tactical vest, you hold each piece of gear up close to the handheld camera, one after another, then give a two-finger salute from the brow. A masked teammate stands behind you. An 11-second landscape video with the clip’s sound; the gear is an AI-made prop.
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At a glance
- Length
- 11 seconds
- Format
- Landscape 16:9
- Photos
- Your photo (adults only)
- Price
- 750 credits (HD 1,500)
- On plans
- Starter and Pro 375 · Unlimited 225
- Sound
- The trend’s sound, mixed in
- Sign-up
- An account is required (free to create)
- Watermark
- No watermark
Which photos work best
Face clear and uncovered
The camera stays close on your face the whole time: a clear, well-lit photo with nothing over your face works best.
A clear face
A sharp, front-facing photo: the camera gets close.
Your outfit stays
You appear in what you wear in the photo, so pick one you like.
What is the end of watch locker scene?
The end of watch locker scene comes from End of Watch, the 2012 police film written and directed by David Ayer and shot to look like the officers’ own footage. Early in the film, Jake Gyllenhaal’s officer Brian Taylor, who records his shifts on camera, shows off his gear to the lens in the station locker room. People search for it as the jake gyllenhaal locker scene.
Our template is a recreation of that gear show with one of our actors, not footage from the film. From one photo you are the officer in the black beanie and headset; the tactical outfit, the locker room, the teammate behind you, every prop and the camera come with the template. It is a movie-scene role play: everything in it is drawn by the AI.
Use the end of watch locker scene template
Or a police chase on foot: AI Police Running Video
Or one against a whole army: One Man Army AI
How to make it
- 1
Upload a photo
One adult, face clear and uncovered, from the waist up if you can. The gear comes with the template.
- 2
Generate
The end of watch locker scene template is set: landscape, 11 seconds.
- 3
Post it
Ready in about five minutes, with the clip’s sound.
AI video template or filming it yourself
Both end with the same clip on TikTok. The difference is what you need before you start.
| AI video template | Filming the trend | |
|---|---|---|
| You need | One photo of you | A tactical costume, props and a locker room |
| Time | About five minutes | Renting a costume and props, finding a set |
| The setting | A dark police locker room, drawn by the AI | A gym locker room |
| Sound | The clip’s sound, mixed in | Added on TikTok |
| Cost | 750 credits, less on a plan | Free, plus your time |
Questions
Is End of Watch Locker Scene AI free?
No. A template video uses 750 credits at 480p (1,500 in HD), about $10 with a credit pack. Starter and Pro plans pay half (375) and Unlimited pays 30%: 225 credits a video, about $2.25. The 100 free credits you get when you sign up are not enough for one video.
How long is the end of watch locker scene clip?
11 seconds: the close-up, the gear held up piece by piece, and the salute at the end.
Do I wear my own clothes?
No. This template dresses you as the officer: a black beanie, a headset, black gloves and a black tactical vest. The prompt asks to keep your own face, hair, skin tone and body shape.
Is the gear real?
No. Everything in the clip is generated by the AI: the gear is a prop in a movie-scene role play, not a real weapon and not a guide to using one.
Whose photo can I use?
Adults only: photos of children are not supported. Your own, or a friend’s who agreed to it. No famous people. Uploads go through an automatic safety check.
Can I post my end of watch locker scene video?
Yes. It is a finished 11-second landscape video with the sound mixed in, so you can post it to TikTok as it is.
Does the video have sound?
Yes: your video comes with the clip’s sound, mixed in. If TikTok flags the sound for copyright, swap in a sound from TikTok’s sound library when you post.
How long does it take?
About five minutes, sometimes longer. You can close the page: the video waits for you in My creations.
Is this footage from the film?
No. It is our own recreation of the locker scene trend with an actor, made with AI; no film footage or stills are used.
Is it landscape?
Yes. The clip is a wide 16:9 frame, like the film, and it plays whole on a phone too.
Made with this template
Examples made by the Vidlark team.
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Make your locker scene
One photo, a few minutes, the whole gear show.
End of Watch is a 2012 film written and directed by David Ayer, named for the trend only. Vidlark is not affiliated with or endorsed by the film’s makers or Jake Gyllenhaal.