The NoseFresh — Nasal Strips Ad recipe is scenes you swap, not a new Omni board
/workflows/nosefresh-nasal-strips is a locked scene list. Recreate it; do not storyboard it again in Kling Omni.
/workflows/nosefresh-nasal-strips is a locked scene list. Recreate it; do not storyboard it again in Kling Omni. The ad is already a sequence: Mark, blocked, then a strip, then every earlier beat with the blockage gone. Fifteen named scenes, five seconds each, 9:16, a calm narrator. The work is swapping product and stills into that list, not asking Omni to invent a campaign.
Omni will give you coverage inside one generate. This recipe is a reel with callbacks. Those are different objects.
The beats are already numbered
NoseFresh is a warm Pixar/Disney-style problem-solution product ad. The catalog description is the plot: Mark worn down by a blocked, stuffy nose — desk, tissues, a cutaway inside the passage, restless night, snoring, drained morning — then one strip, then the glow-up of the same rooms, then an end card. Voiceover is written per scene. Character lock is a reference named Mark. Video model on the workflow is Vidu Q3 Image to Video. Aspect is 9:16.
The scene names are the board: desk, tissue, nose close-up, inside-the-passage blocked, restless night, snoring, exhausted morning, POV of the box, applying the strip, breathing-easy callback, passage open, park jog, office callback, sleep callback, end card.
Callbacks are the load-bearing trick. Scene 10 is scene 7 with the strip and the light flipped. Scene 13 is scene 1 with the grey-blue room now warm. Scene 14 is scene 6 with the mouth closed. Omni multi-shot does not give you that. It restages. Restaging is how Mark becomes a cousin and the desk becomes a different desk.
The medical cutaways are stylized, not clinical. They are in the list so you do not invent a gore beat in a new prompt.
Clone the workflow, then swap
Recreate a viral template is the named job. The agent can describe a public template's scenes, voiceover, and required assets before you commit. recreate_public_template clones it into your account as a saved workflow with those scenes, that style, that model. Cloning is free. The clone is not auto-run.
Then you swap. New pack stills on the box POV and the end card. A new character still if Mark is not your talent — same reference-key pattern, one face, used across the desk, the bed, the jog. Rewrite the VO lines that name the brand. Do not throw away the order. Do not merge two callbacks to "save scenes." The formula is the list.
Running the workflow afterward is priced like a full multi-scene generation. You review a scene when it misses; you do not restoryboard the other fourteen to fix scene 9.
If the product is not a nasal strip, stay on this skeleton only if the beats still map: problem, escalation, discovery, callback transformation, CTA. If they do not, pick a different public template.
Omni will not hold fifteen callbacks
Kling 3 Omni multi-shot is not Movie Mode. Omni takes one prompt and returns up to six distinct shots inside a single generation, duration and camera per shot, usually a fifteen-second file. Identities have to survive inside that generate. There is no scene planner, no chain off the last frame of scene four into a new room, no separate VO pass, no combined 60-second export.
Useful for a three-beat gag. Not useful for a fifteen-scene reel whose point is "the same desk, later." Asking Omni to "do the NoseFresh ad" is how you get six cuts, no Mark lock, and a box that restypes itself.
Movie Mode is the other confusion: chained scenes from a brief, 30–60+ seconds, a plan you review. NoseFresh is not that either. It is a public workflow with the plan already written. Recreate it.
The recipe is scenes you swap. The Omni board is a generate you will then try to edit into an ad you already had.
FAQ
Can I collapse NoseFresh into one Omni generate to save credits?
No. You will lose the callbacks, the per-scene VO, and the Mark lock. Cloning is free; the spend is the run of the list. Omni is a different, shorter object.
Do I have to keep the name Mark?
No. Keep the reference-key pattern: one character still, reused. Swap the face you have rights to. Do not let each scene invent a new man.
Is Vidu Q3 a requirement if I clone?
The public template names Vidu Q3 Image to Video as its video model. After clone, you are editing a saved workflow — prompts, assets, captions — not starting from a blank Omni prompt. Change a row only when you mean to change the look of the whole list.
Why not storyboard a "better" fifteen shots from scratch?
Because the value is the locked order, especially the three callbacks. A new board is how teams spend a week rediscovering desk → night → strip → desk. Recreate, swap, run.