Multi-shot generations on the Pro plan burn through credits fast, and the results are far from perfect. The model doesn't always respect the shot durations you specify — a 5-second shot might run for 3, a 3-second one might stretch to 6, throwing off the entire sequence. Visual artifacts still pop up regularly, so you end up re-rolling multiple times, which only eats more credits. However, shorter 5-second clips are where Kling 3.0 actually delivers. You might not nail it on the first try, but within 2-3 attempts you can get something genuinely usable. The problem is that scaling up to longer multi-shot narratives still feels like playing a slot machine.
