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🔥 PROMPT SHARE 🔥 I've gotten many DMs asking how I prompt for dynamic movement using Luma AI Ray3. The trick is to prompt like you are writing a vivid scene in a screenplay. Sometimes, even explaining both visuals and sound can really bring an image to life. Happy... show more

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