Kling 3 Pro image-to-video example: city push-in

Use the uploaded storyboard grid as the main visual reference and preserve its live-action cinematic realism, character identity, costume, rainy rooftop setting, city scale, and grounded sci-fi tone. Create a tense futuristic action sequence in a rain-soaked megacity at night. The same male operative moves through the sequence with strong continuity: standing alone on the rooftop, running across wet concrete, jumping between buildings, being pursued by surveillance drones, landing hard in shallow water, sliding behind rooftop machinery as an explosion erupts, aiming at approaching armed enemies, then ending on a final heroic rooftop silhouette at dawn. Style: photorealistic live-action sci-fi thriller, grounded blockbuster realism, realistic skin, real fabric, real rain, practical lighting, cinematic contrast, believable smoke, debris and reflections, anamorphic lens feel, natural motion blur, shallow depth of field. Camera direction: begin with a slow cinematic push-in on the rooftop, transition into a smooth tracking run, then a dynamic side view during the jump, then a low action angle for the landing, then handheld urgency during the slide for cover, then an over-the-shoulder combat framing, then a dramatic wide shot for the explosion, ending with a slow still heroic final frame. Motion direction: realistic body mechanics, heavy foot impact on wet surfaces, water splashes, wind, drifting smoke, drone searchlights scanning through rain, explosion shockwave, subtle camera shake only during impact moments. Important: preserve the grounded film look from the reference. Keep the sequence realistic and cinematic, not stylized. Negative prompt: no illustration, no digital painting, no anime, no comic-book style, no glossy concept art, no fake superhero posing, no plastic skin, no game cutscene look, no overdesigned sci-fi armor, no exaggerated neon overload.