TL;DR
Copy-paste ready Kling 3.0 prompts for multi-shot sequences, dialogue, multilingual content, and cinematic video generation.
The 5-Layer Structure:
Scene → Characters → Action → Camera → Audio
Use These Prompts on Kling 3.0
The Kling 3.0 Prompt Formula
[Scene] → [Characters] → [Action] → [Camera] → [Audio & Style]
That's it. Follow this order, and Kling 3.0 delivers cinematic results.
Quick Rules:
Start with location and lighting
Define characters with clear descriptors
Break actions into sequential steps
Specify camera movement explicitly
Attribute dialogue to specific characters
1. Multi-Shot Sequences
Example 1: Rooftop Confession
Shot 1: Wide shot of a moonlit rooftop garden with string lights overhead. A young man in a denim jacket stands near the edge, hands in pockets, gazing at the city skyline. The camera slowly dollies forward.
Shot 2: Cut to medium shot of a woman in a white sweater emerging from the stairwell door. She hesitates, then says softly: "I didn't think you'd actually be here."
Shot 3: Over-shoulder shot from behind the man as he turns and replies: "Where else would I go? You said it was important."
Natural moonlight, cool blue color grading, gentle night breeze, distant city traffic hum, cinematic realism.
Example 2: Morning Park Encounter
Shot 1: Wide shot of a woman jogging along a tree-lined path in morning golden light, camera tracking smoothly alongside her.
Shot 2: Medium close-up as she notices someone ahead, slows her pace, and breaks into a genuine smile, raising her hand in greeting.
Shot 3: Reverse angle tracking shot as she turns to continue jogging, glancing back once over her shoulder, camera following her movement.
Warm morning sunlight through trees, footsteps on gravel, birds chirping, natural breathing.
Example 3: Lakeside Conversation
Shot 1: Cinematic shot of a wooden dock extending into a misty mountain lake at dawn. A young woman in flannel sits at the edge, legs dangling. Camera slowly pushes in.
Shot 2: The woman swirls her coffee mug, watching mist drift across water, and says: "Everything feels temporary when you're this far from the city."
Shot 3: Close-up of a young man in a gray hoodie beside her, who responds quietly: "Maybe that's why it feels more real."
Shot 4: The woman turns and smiles: "Do you always talk in contradictions?" The man grins: "Only when I'm trying to sound philosophical."
4K quality, realistic water reflections, soft morning mist, gentle lake sounds, contemplative mood.
Generate Multi-Shot Videos on Kling 3.0
2. Multi-Character Scenes
Example 4: Secret Exchange
The woman in the red coat leans in close as the man in the business suit whispers something urgent in her ear. Her eyes widen in shock. The camera alternates between tight close-ups of their faces.
Dimly lit underground parking garage, echoing footsteps in distance, hushed urgent whispers, dramatic shadows.
Example 5: Bookstore Discovery
Interior of a cozy independent bookstore on a rainy Sunday afternoon.
The owner, an elderly man with reading glasses, says cheerfully from behind the counter: "That's a rare find you've got there."
The young woman in the yellow raincoat, standing in the philosophy aisle, looks up surprised: "I've been searching for this edition for months."
The teenager browsing nearby turns toward them: "My professor mentioned that book last week!"
Camera alternates between medium shots and close-ups. Rain pattering against windows, warm amber lighting, soft classical music, pages turning.
3. Multilingual & Accents
Example 6: Bilingual Love
The woman speaks in fluid Spanish with emotion: "Te extrañé mucho." The man responds in English with a slight accent: "I missed you too, more than you know." Perfect lip-sync in both languages.
Warm sunset lighting, soft ambient city sounds, genuine chemistry, natural facial expressions.
Example 7: Tokyo Street Food
A narrow alleyway in Osaka filled with street food vendors, neon signs reflecting in puddles.
The vendor in a traditional happi coat says warmly in Kansai-accented Japanese: "お好み焼き、美味しいですよ！"
A tourist responds in careful Japanese: "一つください。"
Her friend laughs softly and adds in English: "Your pronunciation is getting better."
Accurate lip movements, sizzling food sounds, distant laughter, neon light glow, steam rising.
Example 8: Movie Night Reactions
Cozy living room at night, TV glow illuminating faces.
Mother (gasping): "Wait, what? I did not see that coming!"
Father (chuckling): "Classic misdirection, they set it up in act one."
Teenage daughter (excited): "This is literally the best plot twist ever!"
Younger son (nodding): "I knew something was weird about that character!"
Clear English dialogue with realistic lip sync, natural family dynamics, subtle TV audio in background.
Create Multilingual Dialogue on Kling 3.0
4. Subject Consistency
Example 9: Consistent Wardrobe
The woman's emerald green dress with gold embroidery remains perfectly consistent throughout the entire sequence, maintaining exact color, pattern, and fabric texture as the camera orbits 360 degrees around her and shifts between wide, medium, and close-up framing.Gallery setting, dramatic spotlighting, art visible in background.
Example 10: Mountain Lake Portrait
Medium shot of a woman in a flowing white summer dress standing at an alpine lake shore, mountains reflected in still water.
Subject Consistency: The woman's white dress, wavy auburn hair, and delicate silver necklace remain exactly identical as the camera performs a slow orbital movement.
Action: She closes her eyes, takes a deep breath, then opens them and looks directly at camera with a serene smile.
Natural sunlight, realistic fabric movement in gentle breeze, water ripples, mountain echo ambience.
5. Extended 15-Second Videos
Example 11: Masquerade Chase
Wide shot of an ornate ballroom during a masquerade, chandelier light casting shadows.
0-5s: A young woman in a crimson ball gown and gold mask weaves urgently through dancing couples, clutching a small envelope.
6-10s: Camera zooms to medium shot as she glances anxiously over her shoulder, spotting a figure in black pursuing her.
11-13s: She locks eyes with a man in a white mask across the room; time slows.
14-15s: They both break through the crowd and run toward terrace doors as camera pulls back.
Rich period costume detail, dramatic lighting, orchestral music, crowd murmur, footsteps on marble.
Example 12: Airport Reunion
Medium tracking shot through busy international airport arrivals at evening.
0-4s: A young woman in a travel-worn leather jacket walks briskly, pulling a suitcase, scanning the crowd anxiously.
5-9s: Camera accelerates as she spots someone ahead; her pace quickens, breath catching.
10-13s: Extreme close-up as her eyes light up; airport announcements fade to silence.
14-15s: Wide shot as she drops her suitcase and runs into an embrace, camera slowly orbiting.
Desaturated color palette except warm skin tones, natural airport ambience, fluorescent lighting.
Generate Extended Sequences on Kling 3.0
6. Native Audio Dialogue
Example 13: Office Deadline
Contemporary glass-walled conference room with city view, afternoon sunlight through blinds.
The project manager, a woman in a charcoal suit, states firmly while standing: "We need the final deliverables before 3 PM, no exceptions."
The junior designer, sitting nervously: "Already uploaded to the shared drive, just waiting on approval."
Natural reverb in glass room, distant keyboard clicks, muffled city traffic, professional tension, fluorescent hum.
7. Text Rendering (Branding)
Example 14: Skincare Commercial
Soft morning light fills a minimalist bathroom with white marble. Camera glides across counter toward an elegant frosted glass bottle. Embossed gold lettering reads: "Radiant Dawn."
Female voiceover: "Your skin deserves more than routine." Hand with natural manicure reaches for bottle, dispenses product. Steam from hot shower in background, water droplets on glass, typography remains sharp.
Luxurious spa atmosphere, soft ambient water sounds, professional product cinematography.
8. Dialects & Regional Accents
Example 15: Generational Kitchen
Rustic country kitchen at sunset, golden light through lace curtains.
The grandmother in a floral apron speaks in a slow Southern drawl: "Y'all never did learn patience, always rushin' through everything."
The college-aged grandson replies in modern urban slang: "Nah, Gram, things just move different now, you know?"
The mother chuckles from the doorway: "Some things never change between you two."
Kettle beginning to whistle, clock ticking, afternoon birds through window, authentic speech patterns, warm family dynamics.
9. Storyboard Control with @ References
Example 16: Winter Mountain Adventure
Shot 1 (6s): Handheld medium shot on a snow-covered mountain ridge, wind whipping snow. @Male_hiker in red jacket laughs breathlessly: "This might be the worst idea we've ever had!" Shot 2 (9s): Camera pans to @Female_hiker in navy parka, grinning: "You said that about the last three trips too!" Natural camera shake from wind, heavy breathing, wind howling, snow crunching, cinematic winter lighting, smooth transition between characters.
Master Storyboard Control on Kling 3.0
Quick Customization Guide
Swap Elements Easily
Change Setting:
"Rooftop garden" → "Beach boardwalk" / "Forest clearing" / "City subway platform"
Change Time:
"At dawn" → "At midnight" / "During golden hour" / "In afternoon rain"
Change Mood:
"Gentle night breeze" → "Harsh winter wind" / "Humid summer air" / "Crisp autumn chill"
Change Camera:
"Slow dolly forward" → "Quick handheld tracking" / "Smooth orbit" / "Static wide shot"
Common Mistakes to Avoid
❌ No camera direction → Static, boring shots
❌ Vague character references → Inconsistency
❌ Compressed timeline → Unnatural motion
❌ Missing audio layer → Silent or wrong sync
❌ Abstract descriptions → Unpredictable results
✅ Explicit camera movement
✅ Clear character descriptors
✅ Sequential action timeline
✅ Detailed audio attribution
✅ Specific, concrete details
Pro Tips
Longer prompts work if logically ordered
One sentence ≠ one idea - use commas
Test one variable at a time to learn what works
Save successful prompts in categories
Reference real cinematography techniques
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Copy any prompt above, customise the details, and paste into Kling 3.0 on Atlabs AI.
The formula: Scene → Characters → Action → Camera → Audio
The result: Cinematic AI video in minutes.
