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This opens up a completely new workflow for artists when it comes to shooting music videos. Take one performance and place it into multiple locations from multiple angles. By combining Kling 2.6 Motion Control with our Multi-Angle Fashion Shoot agent, we generate multiple angles from a single reference image... show more

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