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Testing multi-shot, multi-dialog in Kling AI 3.0. We’re pushing the difficulty by creating different scene variations, including setups with more than two characters, while exploring their emotional range. Everything here is generated from a single start-frame image. It’s been genuinely fun and creatively exciting to explore how far this... show more

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196,514 views • 5 months ago

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