Subject and setting
Name who or what is on screen and where the action takes place.
Kling 3.0 text to video
Turn a written scene into moving shots.
Describe the subject, action, environment, camera, lighting, and sound. Kling 3.0 uses that direction to generate a short video from text.
Prompt structure
Give every instruction a job.
A useful prompt makes the scene easy to follow instead of stacking unrelated visual adjectives.
Action
Choose one primary action for a short clip or a simple progression for multiple shots.
Camera and light
State the framing, movement, lighting direction, and intended visual mood.
Audio
Write dialogue in quotation marks and separate foreground sounds from ambience.
Multi-shot example
Write shots in sequence.
Label each shot, give it one visual purpose, and preserve consistent screen direction. A short, ordered plan is easier to follow than one crowded paragraph.
Shot 1: wide establishing view. Shot 2: medium tracking view beside the subject. Shot 3: close detail that advances the story.