Kling 2.5 Turbo (pro): Shoes Off And Socks Off And Footsie And Toes

Luma Dream Machine Ray2: posing close to the camera and chewing gum, holding a piece of Wrigley's Spearmint gum in his hand

Kling 2.5 Turbo (pro): Take Off Heels

Sora 2: Phase 1 (Rotation): Set Horizontal Pan to move 40% (Right).Phase 2 (Incline): Set Vertical Tilt to 70% (Up/Down).Phase 3 (Tilt): Apply a 60% "Dutch Angle"

Luma Dream Machine Ray2: posing with her fingers folded into a "V" shape towards the camera

Sora 2: Girls in bikini's swimming

Sora 2: generate a Chinese general

MiniMax Hailuo-02 (pro): The cat is crying with tears coming from its eyes. Then it starts trembling because it is crying. It slowly lifts its right paw as if asking for help. moving its mouth naturally while crying. Realistic motion, smooth animation, natural movement.

Sora 2: It's interesting to animate a photo

LTX Video-0.9.8 13B Distilled: she slowly spins around

Kling 2.5 Turbo (pro): A nighttime atmosphere inside a room, showing a faint silhouette of a person with their back to the camera, feeling restless and uneasy, as if someone is watching from a distance.

LTX-2 Pro: **Video sequence (can be made from a selection of frames):** * **0-15 sec:** Majestic repository plans of the national libraries (RGB, Library of Congress): endless shelves stretching into the distance. * **15-30 seconds:** Close-ups of antique folios: cracked leather bindings, yellowed pages, fancy letters. * **30-45 seconds:** Quick scene: A white-gloved hand gently turns over a fragile page. Then there's the contrast: a hand casually throws a battered book into a box, the page rips. * **45-60 seconds:** Frames of restoration workshops: scientists under a microscope, a chemical laboratory with flasks, the process of "rejuvenation" of paper. * **The last 5 seconds:** The icon of the family album, which turns into an old battered book (photoshop overlay). And a sudden transition to a black screen. **(The music stops. The final shot is on the screen: two books are lying on a black background. One is a luxurious antique folio under glass. The other is a modest, shabby, Soviet book in a cheap binding, like "Sherlock Holmes" or a cookbook with notes.)** **Problematic question of the presenter (voiced against the background of this frame):** > **"Imagine: the library is on fire. You only have a chance to save ONE book. Which one will you take out? The one that is in the public domain, a masterpiece... or the one in the margins of which your grandmother's handwriting contains a recipe for a pie that can't be baked anywhere else? Where is the nation's memory really stored — in perfect vaults or in the worn spines of our home libraries? And why is time merciless to both of them?"**

Sora 2: **Video sequence (can be made from a selection of frames):** * **0-15 sec:** Majestic repository plans of the national libraries (RGB, Library of Congress): endless shelves stretching into the distance. * **15-30 seconds:** Close-ups of antique folios: cracked leather bindings, yellowed pages, fancy letters. * **30-45 seconds:** Quick scene: A white-gloved hand gently turns over a fragile page. Then there's the contrast: a hand casually throws a battered book into a box, the page rips. * **45-60 seconds:** Frames of restoration workshops: scientists under a microscope, a chemical laboratory with flasks, the process of "rejuvenation" of paper. * **The last 5 seconds:** The icon of the family album, which turns into an old battered book (photoshop overlay). And a sudden transition to a black screen. **(The music stops. The final shot is on the screen: two books are lying on a black background. One is a luxurious antique folio under glass. The other is a modest, shabby, Soviet book in a cheap binding, like "Sherlock Holmes" or a cookbook with notes.)** **Problematic question of the presenter (voiced against the background of this frame):** > **"Imagine: the library is on fire. You only have a chance to save ONE book. Which one will you take out? The one that is in the public domain, a masterpiece... or the one in the margins of which your grandmother's handwriting contains a recipe for a pie that can't be baked anywhere else? Where is the nation's memory really stored — in perfect vaults or in the worn spines of our home libraries? And why is time merciless to both of them?"**

Hunyuan Video I2V: The girl turns her back to the camera, crosses her legs and bends down to the floor

Sora 2: Lizard say What did you do man are you crazy then wolf say I thought was fun at first WRONG he is going to get us now for some revenge Lizard say