Start with a scene, a piece of dialogue, or a story beat and turn it into a multi-shot sequence with Kling AI. Let the model work out the camera coverage, or take over the storyboard yourself when you already know how each moment should play.
A conversation does not have to stay on one camera angle. An action beat does not have to play out in a single wide shot. Turn on Multi-Shot and Kling can plan scene transitions, framing, and camera-angle changes around what you wrote. A simple story beat can move from an establishing shot to a character close-up, then cut again when the action calls for it.
When you already know how the scene should be covered, use Custom Multi-Shot instead of leaving every decision to the model. Decide what happens in each shot, how long it lasts, whether the camera is wide or close, which angle you want, and how the camera moves. It gives you a practical way to turn screenplay direction or a rough shot list into something Kling can generate.
A cut should not feel like a new actor walked into the scene. Use a Character Element when someone needs to return across different angles, actions, or settings, and make it clear in the prompt which character belongs in each shot. For workflows that need a richer mix of character, image, video, and scene references, VIDEO 3.0 Omni gives you more ways to anchor the people and visual details your story depends on.
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Start with one scene, work out how the camera should tell it, and turn the written beat into a sequence with dialogue, sound, and recurring characters built into the generation.