A Kling prompt for Babydoll Dance that credits nobody

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Vertical 9:16 image-to-video, roughly 15 seconds, one fixed shot, three dancers.
Reference image 1: the lead dancer, in the middle of the row and one small step closer to the camera. Reference image 2: on the lead's left. Reference image 3: on the lead's right. Each is an adult or a pet; keep faces, fur, hair, skin tone and body shape from their own image. A pet dances standing on its hind legs.
Location: a calm country lane lined with trees, a narrow grey road, grassy verges, wooden fence posts and tall green trees arching overhead under soft overcast light. Nothing written anywhere, clothes without prints.
Camera: handheld-style at chest height, no cuts, no zoom; all dancers visible head to toe in a row.
Beats:
1. 0 to 4 s: a light bouncy two-step toward the camera, stepping side to side, tapping heel and toe, arms loose, eyes down at the feet then up with a smile.
2. 4 to 8 s: arms stretched out to the sides, hops and sidesteps in rhythm, the lead smiling at the lens.
3. 8 to 11.5 s: wider steps, swinging hips and a fast turn, all still in sync.
4. 11.5 to 13.5 s: everyone faces the camera and points at it with both hands on the beat.
5. 13.5 to 15 s: hands thrown over their heads, a jump, laughing.
Sound: a bouncy two-step dance-pop beat with a steady kick drum. No singing, no lyrics, no speech.
Look: photoreal, no brand names, no logos, no on-screen text, no watermark.

Tips for using it

• Put an adult's or a pet's photo in each reference slot, never a child's.
• For two or four dancers, change the count and say who stands where, or the row can end up uneven.
• Keep poster names and song names out. Filters often block them, so the text only describes the action.
• Check the length and aspect ratio your plan allows and adjust the first line.