Seamless Shot Chaining

HOW TO USE 1. Generate your character in Nano Banana 2. Full body, 9:16, one clean frame. This is your first shot. 2. Want specific movement? Find a video on YouTube with the exact motion you need and load it together with your character into Kling 3.0 Motion Control. The face comes from your image, the motion comes from the video. 3. Grab the last frame of that clip. This becomes the start frame of your next shot. 4. Generate the end frame of the next shot, the moment you want the camera or character to arrive at. 5. Put both frames into Kling 3.0 with a simple prompt describing the movement between them. Kling fills in the motion. 6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 for every shot. Each new shot always starts from the last frame of the one before, so nothing jumps. 7. For a talking shot, give the video prompt a line of dialogue and let the character say it on camera. 8. Stitch every clip in CapCut or any editor, add music, match the colour, clean up any glitches. TIP: the whole trick is the last frame. Never start a new shot from scratch, always start it from where the previous one ended.