Taylor Swift taps Steven Spielberg to film her, Travis Kelce at Songwriters Hall of Fame induction

Dancing with their hands free.

Taylor Swift requested Steven Spielberg film herself and Travis Kelce dancing at her Songwriters Hall of Fame induction Thursday.

In a playful video posted by Variety to X, the Grammy winner held her phone in selfie mode while rocking out with her partner to John Fogerty singing “Fortunate Son.”

After a brief exchange with Spielberg, Swift handed over her cell.

The 36-year-old continued to get her groove on with Kelce, also 36, while the Oscar winner filmed the pair and then panned over to the performance.

Spielberg filmed other audience members as Swift and Kelce shared a sweet PDA moment beside him.

Social media users raved over the “crossover” moment and begged Swift to share the video.

One tweeted, “She casually handed her phone to one of the most popular filmmakers in the world and told him to make himself useful.”

Another added, “Not Spielberg taking control of her vlog. Icons.”

While the athlete did not walk the event’s red carpet with Swift, he was photographed seated with the “Love Story” singer inside the Marriott Marquis Hotel, along with their moms, Andrea Swift and Donna Kelce.

Many gushed over the engaged couple, with one dubbing Kelce Swift’s “forever dance partner.”

The Kansas City Chiefs player, notably, flew from his team’s Missouri minicamp to New York City on Thursday to support his wife-to-be.

Taylor, who stunned in a custom Givenchy by Sarah Burton gown, made history at the Manhattan event as the youngest woman ever to be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

The pop star teared up in her acceptance speech while thanking her family members.

Taylor is expected to take part in another milestone moment — her wedding — next month, with Page Six hearing she will marry Travis in Madison Square Garden on July 3 weekend.