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Come and dream with me with the @FLORA Technique: Characters-to-Movie-Scenes. /// This one takes 2 character references and generates 3 correlated sci-fi movie scene prompts that feel like they belong to the same film 😉
You can try the technique here: https://app.flora.ai/techniques/characters-to-movie-scenes
AND If you still don't have a @FLORA account, I don't know what you are doing but, I got you, here's a 25% discount for a year: https://refer.flora.ai/neoforge
Thank me later!!
And if you are thinking that adding video to this would be awesome... I said I got you!! >> https://app.flora.ai/techniques/characters-to-movie-scenes-videos
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