Descriptions:
Dan Kieft delivers a 25-minute hands-on tutorial covering Kling 3.0, the latest video generation model from Kuaishou, accessed through the OpenArt platform. The video is designed for creators who want to maximize their credit efficiency and avoid common pitfalls with the updated model, walking through features from basic prompting to advanced multi-character scene direction.
The tutorial focuses heavily on Kling 3.0’s multishot feature, which enables up to six independently described camera shots within a single 15-second video output, each with customizable duration. Kieft explains prompt structure using a layered category system — camera angle, subject, action, environment, lighting, texture, and audio — and demonstrates how the model maintains character consistency across shots from a single image reference. He then covers Kling 3.0 Omni, the multimodal variant that accepts up to seven simultaneous visual references, allowing creators to specify characters, locations, props, and scene elements through images rather than text descriptions alone.
A practical highlight is Kieft’s workflow for generating three-angle character reference sheets using a single prompt (avoiding manual Photoshop work), and his method for directing multi-character scenes by tagging image references by number within prompts. The video also addresses the model’s current consistency limitations — occasional glitching with multiple references — and shares mitigation strategies. Overall, it provides a thorough foundation for getting reliable, cinematic results from Kling 3.0 and OpenArt.
📺 Source: Dan Kieft · Published February 24, 2026
🏷️ Format: Tutorial Demo
