Your own cast in your logo reveal

Put the characters people know from your posts in the intro, in front of your real building. They walk up, stop, look at the lights, and then everything turns into your logo.

This is the second intro of dGEN Labs, with three of our characters from dGEN Influencer: Rex Voltage, Lola Reyes and Kenji Park. The template Logo reveal with your characters runs it on your building, your cast and your logo.

Give every character as a full-body photo: the start frame needs their whole figure, shoes included, to put them on the road at the right size. The full body from dGEN Influencer is made for exactly this.

Pick people who look like people. A drawn mascot in a group of real-looking characters pulls the others along: in one of our runs a man turned into a cartoon the moment the light burst. Keep a mascot for an intro of its own.

Write one action per character, each at its own time, with words like first, then and last. Without that, all three walk the same steps and turn their heads on the same frame, and it looks like a dance.

Use the gesture you gave each character in dGEN Influencer. In ours, Rex stops first and cracks his knuckles, Lola lowers her sunglasses to look over them, and Kenji taps his pencil against his temple and looks up last.

The template runs the reveal on Kling 4.0. It keeps faces and skin real through the whole clip, moves people the way people move, and makes the sound in the same run.

Ask for live action in the prompt: shot on a cinema camera, real skin texture, natural motion blur, no animation. Without those words the burst of light can tip the shot into a rendered look.

The template makes two frames first: your building with your cast walking in it, and your logo on black. Check the start frame closely: the same faces, the same clothes, hands that make sense, and one building. Run it again if anything is off. Then run the reveal.

Use your own characters, invented ones, or people who agreed to it.

Our run of the template cost 3,890 credits: about 600 for the two frames and 3,290 for a 7 second reveal on Kling 4.0 at 1080p. The exact amount is on each button before you press it.