Kling 4.0 multi-shot: make a 15-second film from one prompt

1. 1

   Write one shot per paragraph

   In Video, pick Kling 4.0. Describe shot 1, then put a line with only --- and describe shot 2, and so on. Kling keeps the same characters and lighting across shots.

2. 2

   Describe the camera, not just the subject

   Name the move and lens for every shot: “wide aerial drone shot”, “slow push-in, 50mm”, “handheld close-up”. This is what makes it look cinematic.

3. 3

   Choose length and quality

   Kling 4.0 makes 3–30 second clips. A 5-second 720p shot is 79 credits, 10 seconds is 157; test at 720p, render the final at 1080p.

4. 4

   Add a start frame for brand consistency

   Upload a still (your product, character or location) as the start frame and the whole film grows out of it.