3D Brazilian Shuffle Cat Dance
A highly detailed video generation prompt for a 3D semi-realistic kitten performing the Brazilian shuffle dance, using specific reference images for character and setting and a video for motion driving.
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Prompt
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Generate a 15-second, 3:4 vertical, 720p, silent semi-realistic 3D kitten dance video. Fixed front full-body medium-long shot, one-take; no cutting, no zooming, no panning, no focal changes. @Image1 is solely responsible for the identity of the only character in the whole film: always the same slightly thin silver-shaded kitten, maintaining a round face, grayish-green large eyes, pink nose, silvery-white short fur, dark gray back gradient, short legs, rounded paws, and a complete thick tail. Do not use the studio background of @Image1, nor maintain its static standing pose. @Image2 is solely responsible for the scene, composition, and lighting: always maintaining the same cream-colored seaside living room, windows, curtains, sofa, round stool, low cabinet, desk lamp, sea view, sunset sky, wooden floor perspective, and golden sunlight on the left; furniture and background remain stable throughout. @Video1 is the only motion timeline and motion drive reference for the whole film. Strictly follow the complete sequence of actions from 0.00s to 15.00s of @Video1, the start and end moments of each action, left and right limb relationships, foot placement, center of gravity switching, body sinking and rebounding, forelimb trajectory, head swinging, blinking, closing eyes, opening mouth, sticking out tongue, and the final closing pose. Actions must occur continuously in the original order of @Video1, without re-choreographing, rearranging, simplifying, averaging, looping, omitting, or adding actions. Only reference @Video1's actions, expressions, range of motion, fixed camera position, and timing; never reference the frog identity, green appearance, skin texture, beach, waves, sand, or lighting of its character. Focus on maintaining @Video1's small ground-skimming shuffle steps: small toe-on-the-ground crossovers, releases, side points, returns, and reverse crossovers in continuous succession, with small steps, the center of gravity moving left and right, and knees/ankles sinking and rebounding slightly with the motion. Forepaws only alternate according to the high and low positions in @Video1, and must not turn into high kicks, marching in place, running, jumping, raising both paws over the head for a long time, saluting, waving, or ordinary cute dances. The cat's limb movement range and the pose silhouette at every moment are based on @Video1. The kitten is always in the horizontal center of the frame, with the full body visible, the body occupying about 52% to 58% of the frame height, and the width not exceeding 40%; keep space at the top, full ears, both feet, paws, tail, and the wooden floor underfoot. The character size is constant throughout, not moving closer to the camera or jumping larger. The tail exists continuously from the root and only swings naturally in reverse with the center of gravity, and cannot be duplicated or disappear. Only one cat appears throughout. Maintain real feline limbs and semi-realistic 3D fur; paws cannot turn into human hands or grow fingers; every step must make stable contact with the wooden floor, no sliding, floating, or clipping through the floor. Frogs, other animals, people, clothes, collars, text, subtitles, logos, UI, watermarks, extra limbs, duplicate tails, weight gain, face drifting, fur color changes, background flickering, or furniture moving are prohibited. The whole film remains silent, no sound generated.
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- - Portrait & Character visual exploration
- - Short video shots and motion references
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- - Model: seedance-2-0
- - Input mode: First/Last Frame Video
- - Aspect ratio: 9:16
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