Beth Lyons

And other people have been talking about being able to use, I guess, Freepik has Canvas.

Like, there are, that is one of the models.

one of the models, sorry, I don't mean model, model.

That is one of the frameworks in which you can start to

get closer to your vision, both in creating images and also in creating video, right?

So you start with some images that you have on a canvas.

You use them to generate the image that you want.

And then that's your first frame image, right?

And then you generate something else and it's your last frame image.

And one of the techniques that I've seen used both for VO, I think, and Kling,

is to then have your image generator generate nine, like three by three grid of the scene still shots for your video and then have those animated.

And it's interesting, I think, because it feels like we're back to spreading all the magazines out on the kitchen table, ripping some stuff apart, putting that together on a poster board, then making that be something else that's getting smaller and smaller until you have what you want.

This is the digital equivalent of it.

Yep.

We have a whole, not me, not me, Gareth hood Clems.

It was him.

Not a Google lab head.

Uh, that's proper gander.

Yeah, and I will add that you should expect to tweak it, right?

You should expect that you won't be able to catch something.