A comprehensive prompt for Seedance 2.0 designed to generate a 15-second professional dance music video. It transforms an uploaded character image into a cinematic production featuring a 5-person dance unit, group choreography, and dynamic camera work across various urban and resort locations.
Please generate a 15-second dance MV featuring the adult person or character from '@Reference Image' as the protagonist. As a director and producer, optimize the composition, direction, camera work, music, background, lighting, costumes, locations, and formations to create a high-quality short MV that would go viral on social media. Do not stick to a fixed configuration; ensure natural randomness and diversity.
If '@Reference Image' is live-action, the output should be live-action; if it is an illustration, the output should be an illustration. Maintain the protagonist's face, hairstyle, vibe, and silhouette.
Include a solo highlight for the protagonist, and in the middle or latter half, have four friends of the same gender naturally join in to dance as a five-person unit. All four friends must be distinct types and not copies of the protagonist, though the unit should have a sense of unity.
Costumes should match the theme and location you've designed, such as idol-style, K-pop style, dance MV outfits, or the outfit from '@Reference Image'. The four friends should wear similar, color-coordinated, or unified costumes. Ideally, they should wear color variations of the protagonist's outfit. You may include natural costume changes if needed, such as when switching locations.
The dance should be a professional performance naturally mixing K-pop, street, and cool Latin styles based on hip-hop. Make both the solo and five-person formations look appealing.
Automatically generate high-taste dance music, naturally mixing K-pop catchiness, Latin rhythm, and club vibes centered around hip-hop.
Locations are not fixed; freely use places that match your dance MV concept, such as city nightscapes, neon streets, rooftops, studios, streets, clubs, seas, beaches, daytime pools, resort pools, night pools, twilight seashores, or summer resort spaces. You don't need to stick to these, but use frequent random scene transitions.
Never use '@Reference Image' as the first frame. Never use the background of '@Reference Image'.
NEGATIVE: Protagonist becomes a different person, friends become copies, too many or too few people, unnatural face or limbs, low resolution, blurriness, noise, camera angles that hide the dancing, background too prominent, costume glitches, repetitive movements, mismatch between dance and music, anime style for live-action input, or live-action style for illustration input.
