An experiment. I created a real girl and animated set in Midjourney, then made a composite in Nano Banana then adjusted their interaction again to get the final frame I wanted. Then I animated it in Kling 3.0

I finished the video and could not wait to post it LOL, I did this in Higgsfield Cinema Studio. Higgsfield Cinema Studio Tracking Shot Prompt Tracking shot following a 19th century fox hunter riding a horse at full gallop across open countryside. Two hunting dogs run beside the horse. Camera moves parallel with the rider maintaining constant distance. Horse gallops continuously, dogs sprint, coat tails and cape blowing in the wind. Grass bending from motion. Smooth camera tracking. Settings: Movement: Auto Speed ramp: Linear Duration: 5s Single Shot 21:9 1080p Spectacle The one without sound was a much better version to me, shame I didnt have the sound turned on. Same settings.

I’m spinning off my “live-action” dinosaur show into an animated one. Meet the new Huk, Nala, and Opo — and introducing Oof. 🙃

The greatest words ever spoken... at least to a certain 8 year old staying up way past his bed time eating ice with his grandmom well after midnight. True story. 🥰

Here is the prompt, have fun. Disclaimer: No AI generated animals were harmed in the creation of this image. THE PROMPT: A 3/4 view of a 19th century gentleman in full fox hunt regalia with traditional red coat riding a powerful horse at full gallop across an open countryside field, two hunting dogs running beside the horse with intense speed and motion, coat tails and riding cape flowing in the wind. Low angle cinematic perspective emphasizing the power of the horse and rider. Rolling English countryside in the background with distant trees and soft morning mist. Prestige BBC historical drama cinematography inspired by Ang Lee directing principles. ARRI Alexa LF camera, Cooke anamorphic lenses, natural soft daylight, rich earth tones, subtle atmospheric haze, cinematic depth of field, elegant period realism. --ar 7:3 --raw Tune in tomorrow when we animate this shot into a 5-second short in Kling 3.0. Please post your results and share them with the community!