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Anyone can generate a 5-second AI clip. Building a coherent 60-second scene , same character, same world, same prop, shot after shot is way more difficuly I made this entirely in Magnific Spaces. One courier. One dying volcanic colony. One sealed case. Here's the exact workflow 🧵👇 Magnific

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