CEO Romance Drama: Contract Breakup (15s)
A 15-second video script for Seedance 2.0 detailing a dramatic scene from a CEO romance drama, where the female lead tears up a contract and rejects the male lead who is begging her to stay, set to dramatic music.
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Scene (0-5 seconds): Close-up of the female lead tearing up the contract, paper scraps floating down. The CEO kneels on one knee, reaching out to stop her, his eyes panicked. The female lead turns away, a cold smile on her lips. Dialogue 1 (CEO, humble and panicked): Su Wan! The contract isn't over, you can't leave! I'll give you money, I'll give you status! Scene (6-10 seconds): The female lead lifts her foot to avoid his hand, throwing the shredded contract paper onto his face. The camera pans over the surrounding guests whispering. Dialogue 2 (Female Lead, cold counter-attack): Contract? Mr. Gu, you were the one who said I wasn't even worthy to carry your shoes. Now you're begging me? Too late! Scene (11-15 seconds): The CEO freezes in place, paper scraps clinging to his face. The female lead turns and walks away proudly, the hem of her red dress flowing. Sound Effects: Luxurious yet tense background music, the sound of the contract tearing, faint whispers from the guests. Duration: Exactly 15 seconds.
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