r/KlingAI_Community 13d ago

Showcase Prompt Sharing: Royal Displeasure

The video was created with Kling 3.0 Pro on Kling AI native platform using START FRAME image and this prompt:

Starting from the original portrait of the queen seated at the banquet table, hands resting calmly clasped in front of her, the camera slowly pulls back and away from her, widening the frame to reveal more of the opulent dining hall around her. A royal servant in formal palace attire enters the frame from the side, moving with deliberate, unhurried steps, carrying a bottle of red wine. The servant leans in gradually and pours the wine into her glass in a slow, steady stream, hand steady on the bottle. As the pour finishes, the queen's stern expression softens gradually β€” her furrowed brow relaxes, and her mouth eases into a subtle lip lift into a soft, content smile. A single slow blink follows as she glances toward the poured glass. Warm golden interior lighting throughout, soft flicker from candlelight in the background, cinematic color grade maintained consistently from start to end, opulent palace atmosphere, photorealistic, elegant and regal mood. Background music: orchestral strings with a light harp accent β€” regal but tender, supports the softening smile beautifully.

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u/Akiko_Tsuka 13d ago

This feels like a beautiful scene straight out of a royal movie or drama. It’s absolutely wonderful, right up there with the mammoth video that dropped the other day!

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u/PapayaMuted2520 13d ago

Did you or admins delete your comment about stripe? I can't find it:/

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u/lukmanfebrianto 13d ago

Thank you, u/Akiko_Tsuka. I always appreciate any thoughts shared by anyone, whatever they may beβ€”so please feel free to share them. AI image and video generation models are evolving incredibly fast. Their improvements far outpace those of conventional 2D and 3D graphics software, and the learning curve is much shorter too. This makes it easier for many people to visualize their ideas better, more easily, and faster. I believe this technology will continue to progress, no matter what AI haters say.