Seedance 2.5 cases and prompts

A fixed-camera, phone-shot look of 30 seconds of cooking in a late-night kitchen, with drifting autofocus, small mistakes and a closing monologue. The script is timed by the second and the whole piece avoids an edited feel.

A localized editing case based on an original biscuit advertisement video. It keeps the camera movement, lighting, and audio completely unchanged while replacing four types of biscuits in place with corresponding ice cream flavors. The slow-motion breaking sequence is also changed to ice cream fragments and jam textures, demonstrating precise reference-based localized video replacement.

An e-commerce ad short for fruit cookies, with four flavors and their matching fruits arranged in a geometric array. At the climax a cookie breaks open in slow motion as jam filling splashes out, then English copy appears word by word to close. The cut is brisk and stresses flavor variety and texture.

A long-take superhero transformation video generated from a solo photo. After leaping from a windowsill, the male lead shoots webs twice in succession to perform pendulum-style swings, pushes off a wall to cross a building, and finally reaches the rooftop. The storyboard specifies camera movements second by second, seamlessly linking the action in a single continuous take from a diving follow shot to a low-angle tracking shot.

A European cinematic-style short film set in a time-frozen amusement park. After a boy claps, the entire park freezes, and he moves through the motionless crowd to pull three pranks: catching an elderly man’s dentures, swapping a couple’s cotton candy, and tying a passerby’s shoelaces. The storyboard specifies a timed combination of locked-off shots and low-angle tracking shots.

A UI/UX motion video for the SONORA over-ear headphones website. The page uses a black, gray, and warm-white palette with oversized bold typography, scrolling smoothly down a single page in one continuous shot to showcase noise cancellation, sound quality, and battery life. A sticky effect keeps the headphones fixed while scaling and moving them to the right, and hovering produces localized enlargement and elastic feedback on buttons.

A gameplay showcase for the cyberpunk game “Magnet Riot.” After NIX clicks CONTINUE on the main menu, the game opens a magnetic-shoe loadout screen where the soles, coils, and grappling-hook modules are disassembled and rebuilt piece by piece. Once the configuration is complete, the city environment loads and the video ends with NIX firing the grappling hook and sprinting forward.

An American collage-style sci-fi animated film opening titled “NEON OVERDRIVE,” following a courier girl and a sound-wave spirit as they cross a folding city on their way to a radio station in the sky. The visuals combine retro Japanese-style storyboarding, comic-book collage, and torn-paper transitions, with English credits appearing one by one. A single-node prompt generates the entire sequence as one continuous shot.

A live-action, collage-magazine-style K-pop girl group MV that locks the facial features and outfits of the three fixed members from the reference image. They visibly sing the English lyrics throughout. The visuals emulate rapid hard cuts, fisheye close-ups, and fashion collages, with ten lyric lines rendered as oversized animated captions that appear word by word in sync with the vocals.

An incredibly detailed action prompt for a 30-second handheld POV video featuring a girl with a bamboo toy that triggers a car transforming into a giant robot.

A cinematic commercial-style prompt of a woman driving a vintage Mustang through a city at sunset, featuring elegant lighting and tracking shots.

A highly detailed video prompt for Seedance 2.5 mimicking a handheld 16mm analog morning vlog of a woman walking her dog, focusing on realistic imperfections and film texture.

A realistic reality TV style video prompt showing a bladesmith testing a forged machete against ceramic gnomes with dynamic impact physics and documentary camera work.

A cinematic video prompt for Seedance 2.5 featuring a high-physics diner collision where time freezes, allowing a character to interact with suspended objects before resuming in real-time.

A Seedance 2.5 one-take video of a cliff wingsuit jump: the character leaps, opens the chute, skims the sea surface at speed dodging several yachts, then lands, removes the suit and ends by biting into a hot dog at a stall. The reference image locks body and face, and continuous follow-shots link the jump and landing.

A Seedance 2.5 video of a K-pop flash-mob dance in Shibuya where four dancers shift in turn between diamond, row and V formations. Large retro captions synced exactly to the dance beats fade in and out line by line with the rhythm.

A UGC sunglasses review made with Seedance 2.5: the woman unboxes, tries on and shows details to the mirror in her bedroom, describing the fit in spoken lines. Person and product are locked to the reference images, and handheld camera imitates a real blogger review.

A Seedance 2.5 game character-select interface animation that keeps the card carousel and skill-tree layout fixed while five spider anti-hero characters switch stances in turn. Each character's design is locked to its reference image and comes with its own skill effects.

A vertical UGC coffee machine ad made with Seedance 2.5: the creator goes from unboxing and filling water to grinding beans and tasting, with spoken lines between. Shots are planned by the second with close-ups and transitions, imitating a blogger selling to camera.

A 30-second, second-by-second K-POP MV script that locks choreography, lip-sync, editing, and scenes to the audio’s actual beats. The protagonist’s face and outfit remain fixed across six Y2K settings, the number and positions of backup dancers are precisely controlled segment by segment, and the ending hard-stops as a flip phone snaps shut.

A 30-second K-pop music video cut into a dozen two-to-four-second beats, each pinning down camera distance, backdrop and choreography, with pink hair and black hair used as identity anchors so the two performers stay consistent across every cut.

A 30-second Seedance 2.5 script that locks a diner spill at its peak, orbits the suspended coffee ribbons for a full circle, rewinds every person and droplet back to the exact starting positions, then erases the accident with a single casual wave.

A cozy espresso-making vlog that manufactures authenticity out of consumer camcorder flaws — hand shake, focus hunting, auto-exposure shifts and tape grain — paired with an ASMR sound list, a three-second-per-beat storyboard and an explicit rule against looking commercial or AI-generated.

The same author's second freeze-and-rewind experiment, this time with a flying wig instead of spilled coffee, adding an original gum-and-reset punchline that turns a pure VFX trick into a small complete joke.