A quiet moment, a beautiful sunset, and memories that feel like a dream.Sometimes, the simplest moments tell the deepest stories. Created on seedance 2.0 Prompt: Created a 20 seconds cinematic Japanese-style scene of a young schoolgirl walking alone through a quiet Japanese residential street during warm golden-hour sunlight, shown from behind as she slowly approaches a railway crossing with a train passing in the background, then transitioning to a close-up of her face and flower-decorated hair as she watches the train, followed by a wider shot of her standing near a quiet canal with soft evening light reflecting on the water, then showing her gently touching small white flowers in a golden field, with close-up shots of her hand and the flowers moving naturally in the breeze, gradually transitioning to a wide sunset landscape with the girl standing peacefully in the field, and finally ending with a warm close-up of her face as she softly looks toward the camera, maintaining the same character, hairstyle, school uniform, realistic skin details, natural expressions, smooth cinematic camera movement, soft depth of field, warm sunset lighting, realistic Japanese environment, subtle film grain, peaceful emotional atmosphere, and a dark fade-out at the very end.

OMG! @Kling_ai 4.0 is OUT TODAY !!!! I made this musicvideo with it! Here is everything you need to know … This post is sponsored by Kling AI but they allowed me to create whatever I wanted! I was one of the first few artists who got early access and used it to make this music video. What stood out to me most wasn’t just the image quality, but its ability for lipsyncing! For the lip sync, I used my preferred method: rendering the actual music track with a black frame and combining it with the stills I created. Same with prompt adherence. Shaky handheld camera actually felt shaky. The anamorphic lens look came through. And with Omni Reference, you can now work with up to 15 references across images, video, voice and elements. On launch you also get: •⁠ ⁠up to 10 keyframes •⁠ ⁠30s generations •⁠ ⁠1080p •⁠ ⁠multi-shot support •⁠ ⁠improved lip sync •⁠ ⁠improved text generation •⁠ ⁠much more flexible reference control Kling 4.0 feels less like “generate me a video” and more like “here are all the ingredients, now direct it.” oh, and its cheaper than seedance! And 4.0 Flash is A LOT faster too! Have you tried it? Let me know your thoughts! Thank you so much for helping me with this one Ben Chimoy!