Kling 3.0 is the physics model: liquids, fabric, reflections, weight. Prompt the material behavior explicitly — what pours, drapes, shatters, gleams — and it pays you back in fidelity that Seedance can't match.
1. The pour
Thick [liquid product] pours in slow motion into a glass vessel, catching window light; bubbles rise as it settles.
2. Fabric drape
The [garment] tossed onto a linen chair, fabric settling in slow motion, weave texture visible in raking light.
3. Reflective hero
The [watch/jewelry] rotates on black acrylic; studio strip-light reflections travel across the polished surfaces.
4. Texture reveal
Fingertip drags through the [cream/balm], leaving a clean ridge; macro, satin sheen, product tub in soft focus behind.
5. Weight moment
The [tool/device] set down on a wooden bench with a satisfying settle; dust puffs faintly in the sidelight.
6. Motion copy base
[Reference clip] motion applied: same rotation-and-light-sweep, new subject: the [next SKU]. Keep timing identical.
The motion-copy workflow
When one motion pattern hooks, replicate it: pattern 6 applies a winning clip's movement to every SKU in the line — brand-consistent motion language without re-prompting from zero.
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