What This Tutorial Covers
If you want to create an AI video where your subject stays the same but the background changes across scenes, this workflow makes it simple. You only need two tools and a starting prompt to get a clean, cinematic result.
@aitrendz.xyz Full tutorial is here 👉 aitrendz.xyz/blog Cool AI video trick you should try👇 1/ generate the first scene (create your image and turn it into video) 2/ generate new backgrounds with nano banana 2 3/ generate the videos with Kling Motion Control Follow me for more AI tutorials
♬ original sound – René Remsik
The Tools You Need
Nano Banana 2 handles the background generation. You upload a reference image and it produces new versions of that image with different environments while keeping your subject consistent.
Kling Motion Control is the video generator that takes both your original video and the new background images and blends them into a fluid multi-scene output.
You can access all these tools inside AI platforms like Freepik, AIVideo, Luma AI, and more. They all have Nano Banana, Kling, and other popular image and video models.
Step 1: Capture Your First Frame
Take a screenshot of the very first frame of your source video or just create your image with AI. This is the reference image that Nano Banana 2 will use to understand your subject, lighting, and composition before generating new backgrounds around it.
Step 2: Generate New Backgrounds in Nano Banana 2
Upload that screenshot to Nano Banana 2 and generate as many background variations as you want. Each output keeps your subject in place while swapping out the environment, giving you multiple distinct scenes to work with.
Step 3: Generate the Video in Kling Motion Control
Go to Kling Motion Control and upload your original video along with the background images you generated. Kling will use those references to produce a video where your subject moves naturally across the different scenes you created.
Here’s another example with video tutorial.
The Original Prompt
This is the prompt used to generate the base video for this tutorial:
“Ultra-realistic cinematic video. A confident young man wearing a black shirt and black sunglasses stands inside a modern apartment at night. Warm soft lamp light in the background with curtains and subtle city lights visible through the window. Static camera, medium close-up shot. He casually holds a champagne glass, brings it to his lips, and takes a slow natural sip. Small real movements in his hand and shoulders, relaxed posture, calm expression. Realistic bubbles in the champagne, natural reflections on the glass and sunglasses. Soft warm indoor lighting, true-to-life skin texture, shallow depth of field, smooth natural motion. No camera zoom, no dramatic effects, no AI glitches.”
You can use this prompt directly in Kling or adapt it to your own subject and setting. The key is to keep the motion description grounded and realistic so the video generation stays consistent across scenes.
Want to find more tools like Kling and Nano Banana 2? Visit our AI tools directory or head to the Blog for more tutorials and prompts.
