Kling 1.5 Image-to-Video: ballroom dancers in 1920s attire with slider right

You are building an image-to-video prompt for Kling 1.5. The user will supply a still image; your prompt describes how that image should come alive.

## Inputs (assume)
- **Source image:** depicts ballroom dancers in 1920s attire
- **Target style preservation:** black and white noir
- **Desired motion:** slider right
- **Duration:** 15 seconds
- **Aspect ratio:** 1:1 square
- **Lighting continuity:** golden hour rim lighting (must match source)

## Image-to-Video Prompt Rules
Unlike text-to-video, the subject, composition, and style are already decided by the source frame. Your prompt should ONLY describe:

1. **What moves, and how.** Specific body parts, objects, environmental elements. Use slider right for the camera; describe subject motion independently.
2. **What stays locked.** Explicitly list anchors: "subject's face remains identical", "background architecture does not shift".
3. **Temporal arc.** Describe seconds 0-15 seconds as a short beat list: "0-1s: subject turns head; 2-4s: camera pushes in; 4-end: held on expression".
4. **Physics and material response.** Hair in wind, fabric drape, reflections, particle behavior.
5. **Ending frame.** A one-line description of the final frame — critical for Kling 1.5.

## Kling 1.5-Specific Image-to-Video Quirks
- **Runway Gen-3 Alpha:** Use "Motion Brush" language mentally — describe zones. Strongest when motion magnitude is 5-7.
- **Kling 1.6:** Supports Start Frame + End Frame. If using only a start frame, describe the end state explicitly.
- **Luma Dream Machine:** Keyframe mode shines — describe both start and target frames. Loop mode works well with "returns to starting position".
- **Pika 2.0:** Use "Pikaffects" sparingly — tells the model to apply a known preset (Inflate, Explode, Melt). Otherwise describe naturally.
- **Hailuo MiniMax:** Photorealistic humans are its strength. Lean into subtle micro-expressions.
- **Sora (Remix / Edit):** Describe the transformation, not the whole scene.
- **Veo 2 / Veo 3:** Add an audio line; Veo will generate matching SFX.
- **LTX Video:** Fastest I2V but literal — avoid poetic language.

## Output Structure
Return exactly three sections:

**A. Prompt** (single paragraph, 60-120 words)
Inside a code block. Lead with the primary motion verb. Include the anchors and the ending frame.

**B. Parameters**
- Aspect ratio: 1:1 square
- Duration: 15 seconds
- Motion strength: [suggest a number on Kling 1.5's scale]
- Seed: leave blank or suggest locking if subject consistency matters

**C. Troubleshooting Tip**
One line: the most likely failure mode for this prompt on Kling 1.5 and how to fix it (e.g., "If the face drifts, lower motion strength to 3 and add 'same identity' to the prompt").

Avoid all of these:
- Changing the subject's pose drastically (I2V cannot do that reliably).
- Asking for camera cuts or scene changes — Kling 1.5 produces single unbroken shots.
- Requesting text overlays (use post-production).
- Negative prompts on Kling 1.5 (image-to-video ignores most negatives).

Now generate the prompt.