Crazy Frog chase prompt for Kling, with no names in it

The prompt

Build a 15-second, 16:9 clip around reference image 1. Look: live-action chase movie, hard cuts, razor-sharp, natural colour.
RIDER: whoever or whatever is in reference image 1, faithful to the picture (face, hair, skin tone, body, outfit). Pets, toys and drawn characters stay what they are. A pet squats with both front paws thrust ahead as though gripping handlebars, ears and fur streaming backwards.
GAG: suspended about 50 cm over the tarmac, the rider holds a deep squat, knees bent, fists clenched in front on handlebars that don't exist, rocketing forward. Below: only air. No bike, no board, no seat, no wheel.
PLACE: a futuristic raised concrete highway at dusk. Looping ramps and overpasses, barriers lined with yellow-and-black chevron boards, huge concrete towers on the skyline, warm twilight glow.
CHASER: a police officer in a dark blue uniform and peaked cap, on a slim grey-and-white hoverbike. Red lights flash, cyan thrusters glow. Keep it generic: no badges, logos, plates or readable text.
BEATS
1) 0 to 4.5 s. Low camera out in front, gliding backwards. The rider fills the middle of the frame, beaming, leaning into the curve, steering. Once they release the bars with open hands, then grab them again. Around the 3 s mark a hoverbike shows up far behind.
2) 4.5 to 6.5 s. Medium close-up on the scowling officer hunched over the hoverbike, red lights pulsing.
3) 6.5 to 10.5 s. Wide and low, shot from ahead. The rider is still squatting in mid-air, glances over a shoulder, spots the hoverbike pulling alongside and screams, both hands thrown up.
4) 10.5 to 11.5 s. Low rear angle down the ramp. The rider is a small shape in the centre lane, and the hoverbike whips past the lens with a cyan trail.
5) 11.5 to 13 s. High aerial sweep over ramps and towers, with both riders reduced to specks.
6) 13 to 15 s. Wide, near the ground, skimming a barrier on a tight bend: the rider banks over, the hoverbike glued to their tail.
SOUND: bouncy, fast electronic dance beat, wind roar, whining hover motor, siren. Nobody sings. Anyone who shouts does it in English. Leave the frame free of captions, logos and watermarks.

Tips for using it

• Use your photo as reference image 1. With a pet, leave the rider line as is and the pet will squat with its paws out.
• The line about invisible handlebars matters. Take it out and models often invent a proper motorbike.
• Skip names, songs and brands. Kling may filter them and likenesses can raise rights issues, so this prompt only describes the action.
• Tools keep changing. Check which clip length and aspect ratio yours offers, then adjust the first line.