First test of Kino: an ASPCA-style "Save Our Servers" ad with Claude-made graphics
venturetwins · x · 2026-11-08
A creator tested the video generation tool Kino by parodying Sarah McLachlan's classic ASPCA ad, turning it into a "Save Our Servers" charity spoof. He followed Luke Igel's tip to let Claude handle the on-screen graphics, which worked out great—a useful workflow combining AI video tools with LLM-driven typography.
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