😳 This could be the scariest Halloween film you’ll watch today! Here’s the exact process we used to make it: But first: a big THANK YOU to @Kling_ai for sponsoring this video and making it possible! And if you want to learn more about my workflows, make sure to follow me! We at promptr teamed up with @NOMOREorg to create a film with AI that’s relevant to many people right now. We wanted to use our skills to create something with impact, something that normally isn’t visible but should be. We wanted to use AI the way we think AI should be used today. Everything in this film is AI-generated. After writing the script, we started by building the world: the monsters, the location, the general style. We iterated a lot with different models to create the start frames. That process took us two weeks. Then we generated the interviews with the monsters, and this is where some magic happened. Honestly, I was completely blown away by the realism that came out of Kling 4.0. The monsters look very lifelike, and the reason is that we didn’t force Kling to just repeat a written line. Instead, a prompt looked something like this: Prompt: Talking points – NOT a script! These are only the ideas Morris should get across. He answers completely in his own words, searches for them, improvises freely, and never reads them out word for word. I directed this whole piece more like I would direct real people on set, and I think that’s the way to go! Not micromanaging every little detail, but letting AI do its magic with guidance. Kling Flash was also VERY fast to iterate with, so we were able to create lots of takes and really choose the best ones. Share this film, send it to your friends, family and colleagues to make sure everyone in every country in the world knows nomoredirctory What do you think of the concept? What would you have done differently? I’d love to hear your thoughts. Made by PROMPTR AI Director: Simon Meyer AI Lead Artist: Lubbertus Mueller-Frick AI Artist: Ciro Kavouras Producer: Benjamin L. Schiller Sound Design & Mix: Krane & Rabe GmbH In collaboration with NO MORE Thomas Schmitt Arne Kreutzfeldt Dr. Georg Ramme Tim Sproten Ben Chimoy Elham Maddah Paul Alexander Probst Alysha Jeske Manuela C. Palencia Florian Boesel Kerstin von Kieseritzky

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!