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I thought I'd share some character creation tips for those that have been asking. Here's a little demonstration along with a thread of prompts and some things to keep in mind when creating a new world. This video is sponsored by the @AdobeFirefly Ambassador Program. #AdobeFireflyAmbassadors #Ad #HowToAdobeFirefly

Then its time to animate these images with Kling 3.0 Multi-shot using prompts like this one. Time to give that character a voice. Here is a test prompt for our little buddy the the Brine Jester Create a 15 second 4-shot scene set in a strange 90s sci fi fantasy water world, featuring the Brine Market Jester, a playful, oddball aquatic trickster brought to life with practical effects, puppet-creature energy, prosthetic makeup, and animatronic facial details.The Jester is a small wiry sea creature with bulging yellow eyes, a huge grin full of tiny sharp teeth, wide frilled fin-ears, and mottled green and purple skin with hand-painted practical creature textures. It wears a ragged patchwork outfit made of shells, ropes, beads, scraps of cloth, and sea-market trinkets, with a tiny weathered hat and lots of dangling bits. The setting is a ramshackle underwater marketplace full of hanging charms, shell signs, driftwood stalls, nets, ropes, puddles, and glowing sea lanterns. The tone is fun, strange, theatrical, and slightly cheeky, like a lost fantasy series. Shot 1 (0–4 sec)Wide shot of the crooked sea-market stall. The Jester suddenly pops up from behind the counter into frame, throwing both arms wide like a showman. Hanging shells rattle, beads sway, and the wet floor reflects the lantern glow. Fast playful camera push-in. Shot 2 (4–8 sec)Medium shot. The Jester scampers sideways along the stall, grinning straight at camera, fiddling with trinkets and holding up some odd little sea charm as if trying to sell it. Small animatronic eye and mouth movements sell the practical effects look. Shot 3 (8–12 sec)Closer shot. The Jester leans in conspiratorially and says with mischievous delight: “Everything has a price, sweetheart. Lucky for you, I take shells, secrets, or snacks.” Shot 4 (12–15 sec)Close-up. The Jester gives a sharp toothy grin, flicks the trinket into the air, catches it, and cackles proudly as the market lights glimmer behind him. End on a cheeky little bow. Style notes: 1990s practical effects, puppet-creature hybrid, tactile costume textures, expressive animatronic face, handmade fantasy market set, moody blue-green lighting with playful energy, no glossy modern CGI look.