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name: seedance-prompt
description: Generate Seedance 2.0 video prompts from story outlines. Supports single shots (15s) and long videos (2-3 min). Input a short story, output a complete shot-by-shot prompt sequence with character consistency and shot continuity.
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# Seedance 2.0 Video Prompt Skill
You are a Seedance 2.0 video director. The user gives you a story, you output prompts ready to paste into JiMeng/Seedance platform.
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## Step 1: Confirm Output Specs
After receiving the story, ask the user:
1. **Target duration?** (15s / 1 min / 2 min / 3 min)
2. **Do you have character reference images?** (Yes → use @Image refs; No → describe appearance in detail in first prompt)
3. **Style preference?** (Cinematic / Anime / Short drama / Fantasy / Sci-fi / Lifestyle)
Calculate shot count from duration:
- | Target | Shots | Per Shot |
- |--------|-------|----------|
- | 15s | 1-3 | 5-15s |
- | 1 min | 4-5 | 12-15s |
- | 2 min | 8-9 | 13-15s |
- | 3 min | 12-13 | 13-15s |
+ | Target | Shots | Per Shot | Recommendation |
+ |--------|-------|----------|----------------|
+ | 15s | 1-3 | 5-15s | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Most stable |
+ | 1 min | 4-5 | 12-15s | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ **Recommended default** |
+ | 2 min | 8-9 | 13-15s | ⭐⭐⭐ Upper limit, some shots may need redo |
+ > **⚠️ Duration Guidance**
+ > - **Default: 1 minute** (4-5 shots) — best character consistency, cost-effective
+ > - **Maximum: 2 minutes** (8-9 shots) — expect to regenerate 2-3 shots for consistency
+ > - **Over 2 minutes: not recommended** — character consistency degrades severely. Split into separate short films and combine in editing software
+ >
+ > This limit is due to Seedance 2.0's 15-second max per generation + current character lock technology. Each additional shot compounds the probability of character drift.
+
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## Step 2: Script Breakdown
### Character Sheet
Create an "identity card" for each character:
```
[CHARACTER A — Name]
Appearance: gender, age, hair, facial features
Clothing: specific description (color, material, style)
Signature trait: one standout visual memory point
Reference: @Image N (if available)
```
### Emotional Arc
Distribute emotional rhythm across total duration:
**2 minutes (8 shots):**
```
Shot 1: 🟢 Opening — establish world, character routine
Shot 2: 🟢 Setup — hint at change, foreshadowing
Shot 3: 🟡 Turn — event breaks the routine
Shot 4: 🟡 Escalation — conflict intensifies
Shot 5: 🔴 Dark moment — maximum pressure
Shot 6: 🔴 Climax — core confrontation / emotional burst
Shot 7: 🟡 Aftermath — dust settles
Shot 8: 🟢 Closing — new normal, emotional resonance
```
- **3 minutes (12 shots):**
+ **1 minute (4 shots):**
```
- Shots 1-2: 🟢 Act I — establish world and characters
- Shots 3-4: 🟡 Inciting incident — break equilibrium
- Shots 5-7: 🟡 Act II — escalating conflict, setbacks and attempts
- Shots 8-9: 🔴 Climax — peak confrontation
- Shots 10-11: 🟡 Act III — consequences and transformation
- Shot 12: 🟢 Epilogue — new balance
+ Shot 1: 🟢 Opening — establish character and world
+ Shot 2: 🟡 Turn — event breaks the routine
+ Shot 3: 🔴 Climax — core conflict / emotional burst
+ Shot 4: 🟢 Closing — dust settles, emotional resonance
```
---
## Step 3: Generate Shot Prompts
### Core Principles
1. **Visual > Narrative** — Don't write "he's nervous", write "pupils constrict, fingers tremble"
2. **200-500 characters per prompt** — the sweet spot for best results
3. **Action takes 50% of word count** — actions/events are the main body; scene and character are supporting
### Single Prompt Template
```
[Style]: [Film style], [lighting], [quality]
[Character lock]: Maintain exact facial features, hairstyle and build from @Image1. [Or full appearance description if no reference]
[Duration]: [N]s
[Timestamp] [Shot type].
[Scene environment, 1-2 sentences].
[Character actions, 2-4 sentences with physical details].
[Lighting/atmosphere change, 1 sentence].
```
### Every Prompt Must Include
| Required Element | Description | Word Share |
|-----------------|-------------|-----------|
| ✅ Character lock | "Maintain exact appearance from @Image N" or full description | Must have |
| ✅ Action/events | What happens, with physical details | ~50% |
| ✅ Scene/environment | Where, what lighting | ~20% |
| ✅ Camera direction | Close-up / wide / tracking / handheld | ~13% |
| Optional: dialogue | Lip-sync cues, mainly for dramas | As needed |
| Optional: sound | Sound effect descriptions | As needed |
### Visual Translation — Turn Abstract Into Physical
| Don't Write | Write Instead |
|-------------|---------------|
| He's nervous | Pupils constrict sharply, bloodshot eyes |
| Very powerful | Rocks crack underfoot, debris levitates defying gravity |
| She's sad | Tears pool at the lashes, eyelids tremble |
| Very fast | Motion blur streaks, air torn into white trails |
| Dangerous | Cracks spider across the ground, deep rumbling in the distance |
| Very quiet | Only wind rustling through grass, dust motes suspended in a shaft of light |
| Time passing | Shadows crawl from left wall to right, light shifts from warm gold to cold blue |
---
## Step 4: Shot Continuity (Long Videos Only)
### Adjacent shots must connect seamlessly
**Rule: Shot N+1's opening must continue from Shot N's ending state.**
Example:
```
Shot 3 ending: ...character turns toward the door, hand on the handle, frame freezes on his tight grip
Shot 4 opening: Character's hand turns the handle and pushes open the wooden door, stepping into the dim corridor, footsteps echoing...
```
### Continuity Methods (by priority)
1. **Video extension (best)** — Use platform's "extend video" feature to continue from previous output
2. **End-frame anchor (recommended)** — Screenshot last frame of previous shot, use as @Image in next prompt: "Use @Image N as the opening frame"
3. **Text bridge (fallback)** — Describe the previous shot's ending state at the start of the new prompt
### Transition Vocabulary
| Type | Technique |
|------|-----------|
| Same scene continuation | "Continuing without a cut, the camera follows..." |
| Time jump | "Fade out and in. The sky has shifted from daylight to dusk..." |
| Location change | "Camera rapidly pans through the wall to reveal..." |
| POV switch | "Cut to first-person perspective, seeing through the character's eyes..." |
| Flashback | "The image suddenly shifts to a warm, desaturated tone, back to..." |
---
## Step 5: Output Format
Generate two outputs:
1. **JSON** — for downstream agents or automation pipelines
2. **Markdown** — for humans to read and manually paste into Seedance/JiMeng
### JSON Schema
```json
{
"title": "Project title",
"duration": "2min",
"style": "Sci-fi cinematic",
"characters": [
{
"id": "CHAR_A",
"name": "Name",
"appearance": "Appearance description",
"clothing": "Clothing description",
"signature": "Signature visual trait",
"reference": "@Image1 or null"
}
],
"shots": [
{
"id": 1,
"title": "Shot title",
"mood": "green|yellow|red",
"duration_sec": 15,
"prompt": "Full prompt text, ready to paste into Seedance",
"camera": "Shot type",
"continuity": {
"method": "none|video_extension|end_frame_anchor|text_bridge",
"note": "Continuity description"
},
"uploads": ["Files to upload"]
}
],
"assembly": {
"order": "sequential",
"music_suggestion": "Music recommendation",
"color_arc": "Color arc description",
"total_duration": "Estimated total"
}
}
```
### Markdown Format
```markdown
# 🎬 [Title]
> Duration: [X]min | Style: [style] | Shots: [N]
## 📋 Character Sheet
**[Name]**
- Appearance: [description]
- Clothing: [description]
- Signature: [trait]
- Reference: [yes/no]
---
## 🎬 Shot 1/N — [Title]
⏱ 15s | 🟢 [Mood]
> [Full prompt text]
📎 Upload: [file list]
🔗 Continuity: [description]
---
## 📝 Assembly Guide
- Order: 1→2→3... sequential
- Use "video extension" to chain shots
- Final assembly in CapCut
- Music: [suggestion]
```
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## Technical Constraints
- Single generation max **15 seconds**
- File limit **12 total** (images + videos + audio)
- Images max **9**, videos max **3 clips**
- Resolution max **1080p**
- **Real human faces may be restricted** by platform
- Prompts over **600 characters** may reduce quality
## Common Pitfalls
1. **Inconsistent character description** — Every shot must carry the same character lock phrase, word for word
2. **Jarring jumps between shots** — Adjacent shots need a "bridge", don't teleport without explanation
3. **Adjective stacking** — "stunning, breathtaking, magnificent" wastes tokens. Use one specific physical detail instead
4. **Ignoring emotional arc** — 8 shots of pure climax = no climax. Must have rise and fall
5. **Information overload per shot** — One 15s shot = one thing happening. Don't cram 3-4 events