Direct the shot with Kling 3.0
Plan the action, the camera and the moment where the scene begins. Create with Kling 3.0 in Image25 using a written brief or supported reference frames.
From your brief to the next version
Start with a clear brief, choose the controls that matter and review the result before the next revision.
Give the action a clear sequence
Describe the main movement and its pace. A focused shot is easier to evaluate than several competing actions.
Use supported reference frames
Guide the opening and, when available, the ending composition. Explain how the subject should move between them.
Set the sound and format
Review Kling’s available audio, resolution and duration controls before starting. The selected options determine the credit estimate.
Review the full performance
Watch gestures, camera movement and sound across the whole clip. Refine the weakest part of the brief for the next take.
Credits for this workflow
Compare credit options, then check the estimate for your chosen model and output settings before generating.
Before you start
Questions about this workflow
Plan your next Kling 3.0 shot
Write the action, add a reference if needed and create a clip you can review from start to finish.