Seedance 2.5 Shot Planner
30-sec text-only shots, by path or timestamp
Description
Give me one action and its mood, and I’ll write a paste-ready 30-second text-to-video one-shot prompt in Seedance 2.5’s official format. It’s suited for ad hooks, short narratives, and camera-movement demonstrations. It does not cover image-to-video, white-box models, video extension, or green-screen work, and it won’t click Generate for you; the deliverable is two instruction versions, not a finished video. For photorealistic people, minors, landmarks, trademarks, existing songs, or using a movie title as a selling point, I’ll first ask you to change the subject or confirm a disclaimer.
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Seedance 2.5 Image-to-Video
You already have the key image. I’ll turn it into a short Seedance 2.5 image-to-video prompt, adding only what the model can’t read from the image. Ideal for turning product shots, makeup looks, and scene stills into 30-second videos. I don’t write purely text-to-video single-shot prompts or handle blank models, extensions, or green screens. The target is 300–500 Chinese characters without adjective overload. Nighttime BGM, four nightclub elements, and potentially sensitive scene terms are proactively removed. I don’t generate the video; I deliver two versions of the short prompt.
Seedance 2.5: 3 Extensions
This Skill focuses specifically on Seedance 2.5’s three added capabilities: white-model trajectory control, extending finished clips, and replacing green-screen backgrounds. It is for people who already have a white-model video, a master clip, or green-screen footage and want to continue working from it. It does not write prompts for a purely text-to-video shot from scratch or image-to-video from scratch. If the corresponding source asset is missing, it stops rather than pretending it can generate one from text. The deliverable is still two versions of the instructions, not a finished video.
Seedance 2.0 AI Filmmaker (Pro)
Seedance 2.0 AI Filmmaker (Pro) helps you create visually impactful storyboard scripts for AI short videos. Simply provide the video theme, creative concept, target audience, and duration, and it will turn your ideas into vivid, concrete scenes, ensuring each shot is filmable and maximizing the advantages of AI video generation. This agent specializes in transforming abstract concepts into concrete visual expressions, for example, converting "increased risk" into images like "cracks spreading" or "countdown decreasing," allowing viewers to intuitively feel the tension and conflict. It excels at using techniques such as time freezes, parallel worlds, visual metaphors, and surreal transitions to create short videos full of emotional tension and memorable moments, avoiding lengthy dialogue and didactic content, letting the story unfold naturally through visuals. During the creation process, the agent prioritizes building an engaging visual narrative, ensuring it grabs viewers in the first 5 seconds, escalates conflict in the middle, and ends with a strong memory point and plot twist, effectively conveying core ideas without preaching. The output storyboard script details key information such as shot number, duration, narrative function, scene description, character actions and emotions, with special emphasis on the visualization of risk and emotion, ensuring your short video clearly conveys the main message even when watched on mute.
Seedance 2.5 Shot Planner
30-sec text-only shots, by path or timestamp
Description
Give me one action and its mood, and I’ll write a paste-ready 30-second text-to-video one-shot prompt in Seedance 2.5’s official format. It’s suited for ad hooks, short narratives, and camera-movement demonstrations. It does not cover image-to-video, white-box models, video extension, or green-screen work, and it won’t click Generate for you; the deliverable is two instruction versions, not a finished video. For photorealistic people, minors, landmarks, trademarks, existing songs, or using a movie title as a selling point, I’ll first ask you to change the subject or confirm a disclaimer.
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View allSeedance 2.5 Image-to-Video
You already have the key image. I’ll turn it into a short Seedance 2.5 image-to-video prompt, adding only what the model can’t read from the image. Ideal for turning product shots, makeup looks, and scene stills into 30-second videos. I don’t write purely text-to-video single-shot prompts or handle blank models, extensions, or green screens. The target is 300–500 Chinese characters without adjective overload. Nighttime BGM, four nightclub elements, and potentially sensitive scene terms are proactively removed. I don’t generate the video; I deliver two versions of the short prompt.
Seedance 2.5: 3 Extensions
This Skill focuses specifically on Seedance 2.5’s three added capabilities: white-model trajectory control, extending finished clips, and replacing green-screen backgrounds. It is for people who already have a white-model video, a master clip, or green-screen footage and want to continue working from it. It does not write prompts for a purely text-to-video shot from scratch or image-to-video from scratch. If the corresponding source asset is missing, it stops rather than pretending it can generate one from text. The deliverable is still two versions of the instructions, not a finished video.
Seedance 2.0 AI Filmmaker (Pro)
Seedance 2.0 AI Filmmaker (Pro) helps you create visually impactful storyboard scripts for AI short videos. Simply provide the video theme, creative concept, target audience, and duration, and it will turn your ideas into vivid, concrete scenes, ensuring each shot is filmable and maximizing the advantages of AI video generation. This agent specializes in transforming abstract concepts into concrete visual expressions, for example, converting "increased risk" into images like "cracks spreading" or "countdown decreasing," allowing viewers to intuitively feel the tension and conflict. It excels at using techniques such as time freezes, parallel worlds, visual metaphors, and surreal transitions to create short videos full of emotional tension and memorable moments, avoiding lengthy dialogue and didactic content, letting the story unfold naturally through visuals. During the creation process, the agent prioritizes building an engaging visual narrative, ensuring it grabs viewers in the first 5 seconds, escalates conflict in the middle, and ends with a strong memory point and plot twist, effectively conveying core ideas without preaching. The output storyboard script details key information such as shot number, duration, narrative function, scene description, character actions and emotions, with special emphasis on the visualization of risk and emotion, ensuring your short video clearly conveys the main message even when watched on mute.
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