Polar Bear Swimming Under a Footbridge In Amsterdam (Kling AI)

I've been impressed with Kling AI's text-to-video and then its ability to extend those clips. I started with a 5 second generation, even though you can do 10 second generations on their paid plans. This allows me to experiment with more initial clips, then extend the ones I want. I realize image-to-video is most people's preferred method, but I feel like there's sometimes a "jump" at the beginning of image-to-video that somehow doesn't feel as fluid and natural to me. I didn't do any upscaling or image enhancement to this, it's straight out of Kling, then edited in CapCut to add the water sound effects.

Prompt: cinematic live action, POV riding a polar bear in Amsterdam along the bridge canal area

Water sound effects made in ElevenLabs:
Prompt: the sound of a bear swimming breast stroke in a river

Kling AI
ElevenLabs:

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[Nstep]

0:08 when you leave the tunnel the sky is bright white for a second replicating how human eyes adapt to dark. i think its really crazy that AI can do that now.

[angrycatowner]

This is an awesome video clip. How did you generate it? What was your prompt and did you provide any photos of Amsterdam and it's canals to prime the video generation?