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Korean director Sung-soo Kim shares AI filmmaking experience using Kling 4.0

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Kling AI posts a video in which Korean director Sung-soo Kim describes his first AI filmmaking experience with Kling 4.0.

Kim says the tool made possible a subway scene in which passengers collide with a giant worm, a Kafka-inspired shot he had wanted to film for years. The post is from Kling AI's account on X, and the only source is the company's own post sharing Kim's account.

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Kling 4.0 helps Sung-soo Kim realize a Kafka-inspired subway scene

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    Kling 4.0 helps Sung-soo Kim realize a Kafka-inspired subway scene

    AIKorean director Sung-soo Kim says Kling 4.0 made possible a subway shot with passengers colliding with a giant worm, a Kafka-inspired scene he had wanted to film for years. The post shares Kim's first experience with AI filmmaking through a video.

    Video from @Kling_ai's post

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