Seedance 2.0 prompt templates that treat images as video keyframes, with motion direction, action beats, camera language, and storyboard-ready composition.
15-second cinematic Japanese drama pure love ambiguous short film, ultra-realistic quality, warm golden sunlight in an empty classroom in the afternoon, spilling through the blinds onto the side-by-side desks, fine dust motes slowly floating in the light beams, old wooden desks, extremely natural subtle movements, breathing, and eye tensi...
30-sec cinematic Korean folk-horror ritual. Keep the Word character’s face and outfit consistent throughout. 1. 0–4s: Word character kneels pale and weak in a dim traditional Korean house; worried family, candles, incense, shaman preparing the ritual. 2. 4–8s: Salt circle and talismans surround her; candlelight flickers as her eyes twitch...
A female character gazing at the other person with a fleeting expression, blinking as if to suppress her emotions, saying (in a breathy voice) 'That kind of thing...' (with strong emphasis) 'I don't think is good!' The female character's voice is a soft, breathy mezzo-soprano, with youthful-sounding pronunciation.
Create a advertising video for me to post on social media for this website: https://t.co/obHwoiAkXu
Cinematic 4K action sequence along a knife-edge mountain ridge in deep winter. A lean shaman in layered wolf pelts, pale frost-rime crusted in her braids, bone charms rattling at her belt, fights with a rune-carved spear and a curved skinning knife. She runs the narrow spine, plants the spear to vault a gap, drives it through a raider's c...
15s, vertical 16:9 with an embedded horizontal cinematic frame and black bars top and bottom. Ultra-realistic post-apocalyptic fantasy action in a ruined city. Broken streets, collapsed buildings, wrecked cars, smoke, dust, sparks, flying debris, strong motion blur, cinematic live-action VFX. No text, no watermark, no cartoon, no game UI....
Rules: - Photoreal product macro photography quality. Must look like non-existent live-action footage (avoid anime/CG render feel). - A single uninterrupted one-shot. No cutaways, scene transitions, or jump cuts. Maintains the same camera position, background, and lighting from start to finish. - The camera is completely locked in a fixed...
SEEDANCE 2.5 — PYONA Water System Combat / Korean School Restroom 4V1 FINAL\n\nUse exactly 1 uploaded image asset.\nimage1 = PYONA's sole and highest priority character identity and clothing reference. Strictly maintain her recognizable face, facial proportions, skin tone, body type, light pink-blue short hair, natural bangs, white cloud...
Seedance 2.5 — Cinematic sci-fi mecha short film, photorealistic CGI, Hollywood VFX blockbuster style, moody teal-and-orange color grade, volumetric light, 16:9, 60fps motion clarity, anamorphic lens flares. SHOT 1 (0-3s): Extreme close-up, low angle, shallow depth of field. Worn yellow leather work boots step slowly through a dark, dripp...
30 seconds | 16:9 | 8 shots | Multi-shot sequence | Hard Cuts Multi-shot sequence with explicit hard cuts between shots. The entire video maintains the same Zhixia, the same calico cat @a2b2a146-e6b3-4238-9a2b-f7130db0c416 "Peanut", the same colorful fluffy ball, unified environmental logic and visual style. No music, no score, only reali...
[Overview] In 1986, the day of an 8-year-old girl living in a public housing complex. Recorded by her mother from a distance using her father's video camera without speaking to her. 480p, 16:9, 15 seconds. 7 shots (approx. 2 seconds each) with hard cuts across 7 completely different locations. No transitions or fades. The subject does not...
A 15-second, 9:16 vertical smartphone video with extremely realistic live-action quality. In the daytime, shot from a window of a street-facing apartment building looking diagonally downward, a cold and elegant adult woman is robbed of her bag on the sidewalk by a humanoid robot. The robot trips and falls while running away, the woman cal...
A good Seedance 2.0 prompt names the subject, scene, composition, style, constraints, and quality requirements in clear language.
Yes. Use them as examples, keep attribution when a source is provided, and adapt the subject, brand, scene, or text to your project.
Keep the core structure, then replace the subject, scene, aspect ratio, style, and text rules with your own requirements.
