A Kling prompt to copy for the Spooky Scary Skeletons vampire dance

The prompt

Format: image-to-video, 9:16 portrait, length about 11 seconds.
Who: reference image 1 is the DANCER, and the DANCER's face, hair, skin tone and build stay true to that image. Costume: a classic vampire, meaning a black suit, a white shirt and a floor-length black cape that has a stand-up collar and bright red lining. A pet, toy or drawn character in the image should come alive on two legs, wearing a smaller version of the cape.
Where: a Halloween hilltop at night with an orange-red sky. Behind the DANCER hangs an enormous glowing orange full moon. Black bats cross the sky, leafless twisted trees stand left and right, and a line of glowing carved pumpkins sits in the grass. Nothing written, no logos.
Camera: locked off and low, the DANCER centred and fully visible for the entire shot, no edits.
Second 0 to 3: the DANCER leaps off one foot, raises the free knee, flings that leg sideways and touches down square to the lens.
Second 3 to 7: a springy half-squat, both elbows held up and rigid like a skeleton, the chest thrusting on every beat, then shoulder shimmies and hip shakes.
Second 7 to 8.5: the elbows jerk upward for another round of pumps, followed by a fast whip of the head and hair.
Second 8.5 to the end: stomping steps and swaying hips, a knee brought across the body, and a final pose with one arm thrust up and a cheeky grin. Throughout, the cape flies around with the motion.
Soundtrack: upbeat, spooky Halloween instrumental, xylophone lead, punchy rhythm. No singing, no lyrics, nobody speaks.
Style: lifelike, natural movement. No subtitles, no on-screen text, no logos, no watermark.

Tips for using it

• Use your photo as reference image 1. If it shows a pet, keep the opening lines unchanged and the animal will rise up in the cape.
• Skip song and artist names. Kling may filter them, and using a name or likeness invites rights problems, so the prompt spells out the movements.
• Tools update all the time. See which length and aspect ratio yours supports and edit the first line to suit.