A Kling prompt for the Tip Toe barn dance

The prompt

Create a 9:16 image-to-video piece, 15 seconds long. Cinematic, photoreal, natural colour, every cut a hard cut.
Who's who: reference image 1 = the DANCER; reference image 2 = the PARTNER. Both should be unmistakably the people in their photos, down to face, hair, skin tone, build and clothing. The DANCER's shoes are simple everyday ones.
Where: a weathered timber barn, golden straw loose on the floor, hay bales around, dark plank walls, a warm glow on straw and faces.
Storyboard
01. Medium shot over the shoulder. The DANCER hunches low and creeps toward the PARTNER, who fills the right foreground with their back turned. The DANCER's eyes are wide and plotting.
02. Close-up of the DANCER. An index finger lifts to the lips for a "shh", paired with a sly smirk.
03. Close-up of the PARTNER. A hand presses over the mouth and chin; eyes are enormous and shiny. From the left edge, the DANCER's hand arrives and softly pats the PARTNER's head. The PARTNER slowly drops the hand and tilts their head.
04. Medium shot over the shoulder again. The DANCER rises out of the straw, opens both arms to shoulder height and flashes a cheeky grin.
05. Low angle on the DANCER's feet only: high, careful tiptoe steps across loose straw.
06. Medium close-up. Arms extended sideways, the DANCER bounces with each step, beaming.
07. Low angle on the feet once more: a raised, alternating tiptoe march.
08. Medium close-up. Still bouncing, arms still out, the DANCER fixes a delighted grin on the lens until the final frame.
Audio: a bouncy instrumental with finger snaps and a playful bass line, around 100 BPM, with a cut landing on every beat. Entirely wordless, with no singing and no lyrics. Should a voice be heard, it must be English.
No captions, subtitles or logos, and no watermark.

Tips

• Attach the photos as references in order: Dancer, then Partner. Numbered shots are easy for tools that parse shot lists.
• Choose photos that each show one sharp, front-facing face. The photo guide has the checklist.
• Tools move fast. Look up the clip length and aspect ratio yours allows, then change the first line.