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Provide your name and one front-facing portrait photo. The Skill generates a broadcast still with a scorebug and name chyron via gpt-image-2, then a 15-second Kling v3-omni video with two announcers naming you on air.

It needs exactly two inputs: the name as it should appear in the chyron and commentary, and one front-facing or 3/4 portrait photo with good lighting and a single face, supplied as an HTTPS URL or uploadable local file.

The chyron was not baked into the still image at frame 0. Re-run the still generation step and verify the chyron is visible in the image before generating the video, since Kling pixel-locks whatever exists in the first frame.

No. Kling's content moderation blocks recognizable celebrity references, returning a risk-control failure at submit time. Use a non-public-figure photo so the chyron name and face remain coherent.

Seedance rejects both input images and generated output containing recognizable faces via its partner_validation_failed gate, which every crowd cutaway triggers. Kling is the engine that works for ordinary user photos.

Identity drift late in the clip means Kling lost the face, usually because the reference was too small. Re-run the video step, and if drift persists, regenerate the still with a tighter face crop for a stronger identity lock.