Video
Cinematic shots tool
Cinematic shots help you define the camera language, angle, movement and mood for AI video in advance. Useful for product motion, ads, teasers and presentation scenes.

What's included
What this section gives you.

The camera serves the message
Plan a push-in, orbit, pan, macro, reveal or handheld move so the motion explains the product or scene.

Less random motion
A clear shot description makes AI video look directed rather than chaotic.

Built for storyboards
Use cinematic shots as the base for a series of clips, a presentation or a video concept.
When to use it
Common jobs this section is built for.
These examples make it easier to choose where to start and which nearby section to open next.

You need to show a product beautifully
Pick a camera move that reveals the shape, material, packaging or interface.

You need a storyboard for AI video
Assemble several cinematic shots as a plan for the future video.

The video looks too random
Refine the shot language and give the camera a clear role.
Workflow
How it works inside Keter Labs.
Every section in Keter Labs follows the same shape: a clear brief, a fast first draft, refinement in the editor, and a result saved into the project.

Step 1
Describe the scene, subject, mood and purpose of the shot.
Step 2
Choose the camera movement and the elements that must stay stable.
Step 3
Save the shot direction and use it in the video generator or video workflow.
Related sections
Where to go next.

Camera control
Camera control helps you set the angle, movement and framing language of AI video. Use camera control so a clip reads like a deliberate scene: a product orbit, a soft push-in, a cinematic pan, a handheld feel or a detail reveal.
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Studio video generator
The studio video generator creates short AI scenes from text, an image, a product or a motion reference. All clips, prompts, source frames and subsequent edits stay in one project.
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Kling 3.0 Motion Control
Kling 3.0 Motion Control is for cases where motion can't be left to chance. The model helps transfer a performance, keep a subject stable, set a motion reference and control the camera, gesture, pose or action more precisely.
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