Cinematic IMAX 8K Character Transformation Prompt
A comprehensive cinematic production prompt for Seedance 2.0 featuring Hollywood-level acting directions, IMAX 8K technical settings, and a complex character transformation sequence.
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Style: IMAX 8K. Photorealistic, no 3D rendering, no game engine, no video game cinematic aesthetic. Cinematography: Emmanuel Lubezki × Roger Deakins. Lighting: Natural light only, backlit, camera placed on the shaded side, slight atmospheric haze present throughout the scene. The primary light source comes solely from the sky and windows. Colors: 60:30:10 distribution dominant / secondary / accent. Camera: Real cinema lens. Motion blur with a 180° shutter. Skin: Pore-level realism, visible peach fuzz, asymmetrical moles, capillary redness, pore shadows consistent with the scene's lighting. Acting: Hollywood level, micro-pauses before reactions, precise gaze direction, moist and alive eyes with light reflections, breathing visible through chest movements. Physics: Gravity and inertia respected, each mass has a realistic weight, correct contact shadows. No floating objects. Composition: Rule of thirds + golden ratio. Each character is in motion from the first frame. Continuity: Characters, props, and environment remain identical from one shot to another. No identity drift. Technique: Fluid movement at 24 frames per second. 8K details. No shaking. Audio: Ambient sound effects only. No music. No subtitles. <<<580cbf5c-4d9d-48b4-bd6d-ca414ac81650>>> corresponds 100% to the reference image. The can <<>> is held in his right hand. At the end of the sequence, he is fully transformed into <<<13ce0872-5dbd-4f81-9d78-bb440b750841>>>: the armor assembles in real-time while he is in mid-flight, and <<<13ce0872-5dbd-4f81-9d78-bb440b750841>>> corresponds 100% to the reference. White balance: 6500 K. MULTI-SHOT fast cinematic montage with energy that progressively rises throughout the entire 15-second sequence. <<<781dadcd-7026-4651-a9a2-181c3fc22064>>> serves only as a style reference, not a fixed shot. Use this reference for visual style, mood, architecture, and lighting: a large deserted New York-style avenue under intense midday sun. Seedance must freely generate the rest of the scenery: new buildings, new sections of the avenue, and new camera angles. The character actually moves through space from one shot to another. He must never remain frozen in the position or framing of the reference image. Do not reproduce the reference image identically. SHOT 1 (0:00–0:02) Very close-up, from chin to forehead. <<<580cbf5c-4d9d-48b4-bd6d-ca414ac81650>>> brings the can <<>> to his lips and takes a long sip. His Adam's apple moves down then up twice. Hard cut. SHOT 2 (0:02–0:04) Same close framing. The can goes back down quickly. His eyes snap open, sharp and perfectly attentive (natural skin and iris details, no glow effects). The zygomatic muscle contracts: a genuine wide smile appears in less than a second, the corners of the lips moving from about 2 mm to 8 mm. The sternum rises during a deep breath. He is bursting with energy. Hard cut. SHOT 3 (0:04–0:06) Wide low-angle shot. <<<580cbf5c-4d9d-48b4-bd6d-ca414ac81650>>> explodes forward into a 30 km/h sprint, pursuing exactly the direction he was already looking. He runs straight down the avenue. He never looks back. With every stride, his sneakers strike the cracked asphalt violently, kicking up small dust clouds about 10 cm high. Hard cut. SHOT 4 (0:06–0:08) Tracking shot following the run. Arms move at about 90°. The track jacket flutters behind him for about 15 cm. The smile remains. Eyebrows are raised. The mouth is slightly open and relaxed. The stride lengthens. Ground contact time decreases. His speed increases. Hard cut. SHOT 5 (0:08–0:10) Two final strides. Knees compress to about 110°. The right foot slams into the asphalt. The ground cracks in a radius of about 20 cm. He is propelled upward at 65 km/h. Hard cut. SHOT 6 (0:10–0:13) In mid-air within the urban canyon of <<<781dadcd-7026-4651-a9a2-181c3fc22064>>>. 24 fps playback, normal speed. No slow motion. He never stays frozen. His entire body continues to move during the jump: the torso pivots, legs continue their motion, arms deploy, the head turns to track the arriving armor. While he flies and spins in the air, various armor pieces emerge from the urban environment and converge on him. The chest plate locks during the rotation. Shoulder pads close as his shoulders move. Gauntlets lock onto the forearms as his arms extend. Shin guards attach to the moving legs. The helmet descends, then the visor snaps shut as his head returns forward. The entire transformation takes place in a single fluid and violent sequence. The body remains constantly in motion. A sharp metallic click accompanies the visor closing. Hard cut. SHOT 7 (0:13–0:15) <<<13ce0872-5dbd-4f81-9d78-bb440b750841>>> slams into the ground in <<<781dadcd-7026-4651-a9a2-181c3fc22064>>> in a crouched position. Both armored feet hit the asphalt simultaneously. A dust wave with a radius of about 80 cm propagates. He stands up. He opens then abruptly closes his armored fists: first the left, then the right. He then looks down at his chest plate. A slight muffled laugh is heard from behind the closed visor. Sharp cut to black screen. Extremely dynamic handheld camera. Never static. Never locked. Strong natural operator shakes in every shot (4 to 8 cm bounces), without stabilization. Very marked Dutch Angle throughout the video: tilt between 12° and 20°, varying from shot to shot and progressively increasing. Shot 1: FOV 18°, very close-up, 15° tilt, violent micro-shaking. Shot 2: FOV 18°, inverted tilt at about 18°, nervous camera. Shot 3: FOV 84°, low angle, 12° tilt, brutal start of the run. Shot 4: FOV 84°, camera physically pursuing the character, 16° tilt, strong bounces synchronized with strides, motion blur during pans. Shot 5: FOV 63°, 20° tilt, rapid upward tilt during the jump. Shot 6: FOV 63°, extremely dynamic handheld camera. The operator orbits the character in mid-flight with 6 to 8 cm bounces, quickly reframing each armor piece as it locks, tilt varying from 18° to 8°. No slow motion. Shot 7: FOV 63°, strong shock at landing, 14° tilt, the camera kicks back about 8 cm under the impact then finds a slight breathing motion during armor inspection. Dominant: light gray asphalt and urban canyon (60%). Secondary: navy blue/cream outfit progressively evolving into chrome armor (30%). Accent: smile, dust, chrome reflections and blue visor LED at landing (10%). White balance: 6500 K. No light effects in the eyes. The eyes are only lit by natural sunlight. CONSTRAINTS
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