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How to Use a 3D World for Video Shots
A cinematographer captures matched-angle stills from a Marble or World Labs scene and feeds each as a starting frame into a Sora 2, Kling 3, or Runway Gen4 video node — the camera moves change, the world doesn't. On Astorie's canvas, build a five-shot sequence (wide → medium → close-up → reverse → tag) where the location reads as one space across cuts. The world is the spine; each video clip is a derived take. Pick a model below to walk through the spatial-reference video shot workflow.
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OpenAI
Sora 2
Lock down a location once with a navigable 3D world on Astorie, capture matched-angle stills, and feed each as a starting frame into Sora 2 for a five-shot sequence that reads as one set instead of five different rooms. Sora 2 has deep understanding of 3D space, motion, and scene continuity — captured stills from a navigable world translate to consistent camera moves with parallax, occlusion, and depth honored. The 3D world is canvas-internal reference, not an exportable .obj/.fbx/.glb/USD file; Sora 2 reads the captured stills and ships exportable video clips that all share the same spatial anchor.
Kling
Kling 3.0
Drive Kling 3.0 multi-shot sequences on Astorie using captured stills from a navigable 3D world — Kling supports 2-6 scenes per video with explicit per-scene descriptions, which makes it the strongest single-pass multi-shot pick when paired with locked location backplates. The 3D world is canvas-internal reference, not an exportable .obj/.fbx/.glb/USD file. Kling reads the captured stills as starting frames and renders multi-shot videos that all share the locked location, with 3D Spacetime Joint Attention handling parallax and occlusion across cuts.
Runway
Runway Gen4 Turbo
Use Runway Gen4 Turbo on Astorie for fast iteration on 3D-world-derived shots — captured stills from the navigable world feed into Gen4 image-to-video nodes that ship 5- or 10-second clips in under a minute. The 3D world is canvas-internal reference, not an exportable .obj/.fbx/.glb/USD file. Gen4 Turbo is the speed pick when the brief lands at 4 PM and a sequence ships at 9: per-clip generation completes faster than Sora 2 or Kling 3, which makes it the right tool for fast multi-shot iteration before committing the bigger render budget on the hero clips.