Kling 3.0 AI Video Generator: Create Complete Stories with Native Voice Directly

Clearly label each speaker and place the dialogue immediately after the character's action. Avoid ambiguous terms like “he” or “she” when multiple characters are present in the scene.

Example:

Character A looks at Character B and says, “We need to go.”

Character B replies, “Not without proof.”

Keep each line of dialogue short and use natural conversational sentences. Ensure the speaking character's face is visible, avoid rapid camera movements during dialogue, and do not assign overlapping lines to multiple characters.

Define each shot individually and include clear transition or continuity cues. Maintain the same location, lighting, characters, and narrative goal across connected shots.

Example:

Shot 1: Wide establishing shot of the diner.

Shot 2: Cut to medium shot of the detective at the counter.

Shot 3: Reverse close-up of the waiter responding.

Simplify the action and define its speed, direction, and physical interaction. Avoid asking a character to perform several complex movements simultaneously. For better results, break the action into a sequence of clear steps.

Error Example: The character runs, spins, jumps, changes clothes, and speaks all at once.

Optimization Direction: The character walks forward slowly, stops by the door, turns to the camera, and speaks.

Specify the desired audio layers and remove unnecessary sound elements from the prompt. Clearly separate dialogue, ambience, sound effects, and music.

Recommended Format: Audio: clear female dialogue, soft rain ambience, light diner sounds, no background music.

If dialogue is the main focus, it can be explicitly added. Clean dialogue, minimal ambience, no overlapping sounds.