Seedance 2.5 프롬프트 가이드: 예시와 템플릿

Create an 8-second realistic video set in a quiet pottery studio just after sunrise.

[Subject and goal]
One ceramicist completes one pale-blue cup on a spinning wheel, lifts the same cup with both hands, and places it upright at the center of a wooden display shelf.

[Timeline]
0-3s: Medium eye-level shot. The ceramicist makes the final smoothing pass around the wet rim while the wheel turns slowly.
3-5s: Gently push in to show the damp glaze, small finger marks, and the circular motion stopping. The ceramicist lifts the single cup; keep its shape and color unchanged.
5-8s: Cut to a frontal shelf view. The ceramicist places the cup on the center mark, releases both hands, and holds for one second on the completed arrangement.

[Light, camera, and sound]
Use soft dawn light through one side window, natural wood tones, shallow but readable depth of field, and restrained documentary realism. Preserve the low wheel motor, wet-clay friction, one quiet ceramic-on-wood contact, and subtle room tone. No dialogue or music.

[Continuity]
Exactly one ceramicist and one pale-blue cup. Keep the bench orderly. Do not duplicate the cup, change its color, add text, skip the shelf placement, or end before both hands release it.

Mode: Omni Reference / Reference to Video
Materials: @Image 1 Nia; @Image 2 Sol; @Image 3 parcel; @Image 4 register; @Image 5 storefront; @Image 6 packing counter; @Video 1 handoff motion; @Audio 1 rain and door bell
Parameters: 15 seconds; 16:9; 720p

Prompt:
[Characters] @Image 1 defines Nia in one orange raincoat. @Image 2 defines Sol in one navy apron.
[Props and scenes] @Image 3 defines the only parcel. @Image 4 defines the register. @Image 5 defines the exterior. @Image 6 defines the counter.
[Motion and audio] @Video 1 defines only handoff timing and a slow camera track; do not inherit its people, clothes, room, captions, or music. @Audio 1 defines rain and the door bell only.
[Scene 1 — approximately 0–7s] Nia approaches the storefront through light rain with the parcel under her left arm. End with her right hand on the brass door handle.
[Scene 2 — approximately 7–15s] Continue inside. Sol receives the same parcel and places it beside the register. End with Sol owning the parcel and Nia's hands empty.
[Consistency] Exactly two people and one parcel. Preserve identity, clothing, shop layout, screen direction, weather, and prop ownership. No bicycle use, subtitles, logo, duplicate parcel, or wardrobe change.

Mode: Dreamina Seedance 2.5 Omni Reference / 30-second generation
Materials: @Image 1 Sol; @Image 2 Nia; @Image 3 flower-shop interior; @Video 1 parcel handoff; optional @Audio 1 room tone
Parameters: 30 seconds; 16:9; 720p

Prompt:
[Generation goal]
A grounded 30-second short film about a florist preparing the final order of the day.
Naturalistic performance, warm shop interior, rain-dark street outside.

[Reference roles]
@Image 1 defines Sol's identity and work clothes. @Image 2 defines Nia's identity and orange
raincoat. @Image 3 defines the shop layout, materials, and lighting. @Video 1 defines only the
parcel-handoff timing and body mechanics; do not inherit its people, clothing, setting, captions,
or music. If supplied, @Audio 1 defines shop room tone only; do not inherit voices or music.

[Stage 1 — approximately 0–8s]
Initial state: Sol stands at the packing counter; loose flowers and an empty kraft box
are arranged in front of her. Event: she selects three pale peonies and wraps the stems.
Camera: locked medium-wide shot with a very slow push.
End state: the wrapped bouquet rests inside the open box.

[Stage 2 — approximately 8–18s]
Continue from the unchanged box and bouquet. Sol folds the box flaps, ties one blue ribbon,
and presses a small blank card beneath the knot. <Paper fold, ribbon tension, rain on window.>
End state: the box is closed and the ribbon is secure; no loose flowers remain in her hands.

[Stage 3 — approximately 18–26s]
The door bell rings. Nia enters in her orange raincoat. Sol turns, carries the same box
with both hands, and passes it across the counter. Use the handoff timing from @Video 1 only.
At 23s, ownership of the box visibly transfers from Sol to Nia.
End state: Nia holds the box; Sol's hands are empty.

[Stage 4 — approximately 26–30s]
Nia gives a relieved smile and exits. Sol watches from the doorway as the bell settles.
(A two-note musical resolution begins only after the door closes.)
Final state: Sol remains alone inside; Nia and the box are outside.

[Maintain consistency]
Keep faces, clothing, shop layout, box dimensions, ribbon color, screen direction,
rain intensity, and prop ownership consistent. Exactly two people. No subtitles or logo.

Mode: Smart Edit / source-video object replacement
Materials: @Video 1 source clip; @Image 1 replacement lamp
Parameters: preserve source aspect ratio and approximately source duration; preserve original audio

Prompt:
@Video 1 is the sole source and timeline master. It shows one table lamp beside an actor.
@Image 1 defines the replacement lamp only: aged brass stem, green glass shade,
short pull chain, and the exact proportions shown in the image.

Replace only the single lamp in @Video 1 with the single lamp from @Image 1.
The replacement must follow the original lamp's position, scale, perspective, occlusion,
reflections, light interaction, and visibility over time. Preserve the actor, table,
room, camera, edit, motion, dialogue, and ambience. Exactly one lamp; no duplicate shade,
no extra furniture, no change to the actor's hands.

Mode: Extend Video backward
Materials: @Video 1 source clip; @Image 1 curator identity and suit; @Image 2 display case
Parameters: add 6 seconds before source; preserve source aspect ratio; preserve source segment

Prompt:
@Image 1 defines the curator's face and charcoal suit. @Image 2 defines the display case.
@Video 1 is the source: it begins with the curator's right hand already touching the case.

Extend 6 seconds before @Video 1. The curator walks from the left aisle toward the same case,
slows, turns her shoulders toward it, and raises her empty right hand. End the extension with
her fingertips about to make contact in the same pose, direction, framing, and light as the
first source frame. The artifact visible inside the source case must not appear outside it,
and no second curator or second case may appear. Use quiet gallery room tone and measured
footsteps in the new segment, then match the source audio naturally at the boundary.
Do not alter the source segment or its original audio.

Mode: First and Last Frames in multimodal mode
Materials: @Image 1 first frame; @Image 2 last frame; both use the same 9:16 ratio
Parameters: 8 seconds; 9:16; 720p

Prompt:
@Image 1 is the exact first-frame composition: an unopened red umbrella on wet pavement.
@Image 2 is the exact last-frame composition: the same umbrella open above the same child.

[Timeline]
Approximately 0–2s: hold the opening composition long enough to read the closed umbrella as the
child enters from frame-right. Approximately 2–6s: the child reaches down, picks up the handle,
and opens the umbrella in one continuous action. Approximately 6–8s: let the motion settle into
the exact final-frame composition.

Keep the street, rain direction, clothing, umbrella design, and screen direction consistent.
Use light rain, wet footsteps, and one natural umbrella-opening sound; no dialogue or music.
Do not override either anchor with other references. No second child, second umbrella,
teleportation, reverse entry, or unexplained camera cut.

Mode: Omni Reference / storyboard-grid control
Materials: @Image 1 six-panel storyboard grid; @Image 2 subject identity; @Image 3 flower-shop location
Parameters: 15 seconds; 16:9; 720p

Prompt:
@Image 1 is a six-panel storyboard read left-to-right, top row then bottom row.
Use it only for story order, approximate framing, subject blocking, and camera direction.
Do not inherit line-art style, panel borders, arrows, labels, placeholder faces, or text.
@Image 2 defines the subject's face, hair, and clothing. @Image 3 defines the shop's layout,
window placement, materials, and warm interior light. Do not let either reference reorder shots.

Shot 1, approximately 0–3s: wide exterior, slow approach to the shop.
Shot 2, approximately 3–5s: close-up, hand reaches for the door.
Shot 3, approximately 5–8s: medium interior, bell rings as the subject enters.
Shot 4, approximately 8–11s: over-shoulder view of the package handoff.
Shot 5, approximately 11–13s: close-up on the blue ribbon.
Shot 6, approximately 13–15s: wide closing frame through the rain-streaked window.

Final treatment: naturalistic 35mm drama, warm interior against cool rain,
restrained cuts, continuous room tone, one natural door bell in Shot 3, and no dialogue,
music, captions, logos, or storyboard graphics in the output.

Mode: Omni Reference / coarse-blockout transfer
Materials: @Video 1 primitive blockout; @Image 1 cyclist; @Image 2 delivery box; @Image 3 market street
Parameters: 12 seconds; 16:9; 720p

Prompt:
@Video 1 is a coarse blockout. The blue capsule maps to the cyclist from @Image 1.
The orange cube maps to the delivery box from @Image 2. The gray corridor maps to the
market street from @Image 3. Inherit only timing, movement paths, blocking, camera path,
cuts, and screen direction. Render the final subjects and environment photorealistically.
Use restrained bicycle-chain, tire, and market ambience synchronized to the inherited action;
no dialogue or music. Keep exactly one cyclist and one attached delivery box. Do not inherit
primitive shapes, gray materials, guide lines, labels, viewport UI, or empty scenery.

Mode: Omni Reference / one-click image-set video
Materials: @Image 1 desk pack shot; @Image 2 product in hand; @Image 3 outdoor use; @Image 4 final pack shot
Parameters: 12 seconds; 9:16; 720p

Prompt:
@Image 1 defines the opening product-on-desk composition.
@Image 2 defines the same product in a hand.
@Image 3 defines the outdoor use scene.
@Image 4 defines the final pack shot.
Use the images in this order and treat them as one continuous product story.

[Timeline]
Approximately 0–3s: begin on @Image 1 and add one slow 5-degree product turn.
Approximately 3–6s: match cut by product shape and screen position to @Image 2; use only
slight, anatomically plausible hand movement.
Approximately 6–9s: match cut to @Image 3; add shallow parallax and slow background drift while
the product remains the visual anchor.
Approximately 9–12s: match cut to @Image 4, settle all movement, and hold the final pack shot.

Use restrained match cuts based on shape and screen position.
Final look: warm editorial daylight, tactile paper and metal, high contrast but natural skin.
<Soft room tone becomes outdoor ambience; one clean product click at the final frame.>
Preserve product shape, color, label, orientation logic, and scale across all four beats.
No invented text, warped packaging, extra accessories, abrupt zooms, or frantic motion.