From Concept to Storyboard: Image-to-Video First-Frame Driven Test

This piece uses the image-to-video pipeline of Kling 3.0 Turbo, taking a concept design image as the first frame and pairing it with a detailed prompt describing the subject, camera angle, motion direction and atmosphere to generate a 5-second 720p shot preview. The creative approach comes from the positioning in the family materials of "first produce concept previews and storyboards, then move into formal production": the first-frame image anchors the character design and scene layout, while the prompt is only responsible for camera language and pacing, making it easy to change just one variable during iteration. In terms of composition, base provides two non-media fields, duration and resolution; the prompt is written directly into input.prompt at the work level, and the first-frame image is generated by the pipeline and then bound to image_urls[0]. Applicable scenarios include: design and marketing teams validating shot direction before formal storyboarding, test shoots of motion plans for ad hooks, and comparative output of the same prompt across different models. Note that this model is positioned for rapid previews; cross-scene consistency and image detail are weaker than Pro-level models centered on storyboard planning, and the retrieved materials do not mention native audio capability, so finished videos that need sound require post-production or other models.