Kling 4.0 keyframes test: 20-second one-take fridge-to-party ad
A user tested Kling 4.0 keyframes with a 20-second no-cut ad tracking from inside a fridge to a party and a product close-up, sharing the full prompt and sound design.
Another use of Keyframes: The spot — One continuous shot From inside the fridge to the party, then a packshot with the slogan. No cuts, 20 seconds. Prompt One continuous shot, no cuts. The camera starts inside the closed dark fridge, on the middle shelf. At 2 seconds the door opens, the light switches on, and the smiling young man reaches in and takes the can. Then the camera moves forward, never backward: it glides out through the open fridge door, passes over his shoulder as he turns away, and continues forward behind his back, following the can in his hand as he walks out of the quiet, dim kitchen, down a short hallway, the party music getting louder, and through a doorway into a different room: the crowded living room party with string lights. There he opens the can with a hiss, takes a sip and talks and laughs with the young woman. He sets the can down on the table; the camera pushes in to a close-up of the can as the party blurs behind it. The background darkens and glowing blue and violet light streaks sweep in with motion-design graphics, revealing "With you, frame by frame." and "KLING 4.0" around the can. CAMERA: one forward-moving tracking shot from inside the fridge to the table. The camera never pulls back and never stays inside the fridge after he takes the can. Sound: silence and fridge hum, the door opening, muffled party music growing through the hallway, full music in the living room, the can hissing open, laughter, then the music drops to a single deep bass hit as the graphic appears. reference in the comments ⬇️
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