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Seedance 2.0 character prompts

395 examples. Filter below, open one, copy its prompt. Character work in Seedance 2.0 leans on framing that holds a subject steady and lets performance carry the shot: medium shots appear at 14.7% here versus 7.6% elsewhere (1.93x), and static or fixed camera setups at 12.2% against 6.3% (1.92x).

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About character prompts

Character work in Seedance 2.0 leans on framing that holds a subject steady and lets performance carry the shot: medium shots appear at 14.7% here versus 7.6% elsewhere (1.93x), and static or fixed camera setups at 12.2% against 6.3% (1.92x). Soft light is the other signature, at 24.1% versus 12.4% overall (1.94x), often paired with warm tones. Push-ins and shallow depth of field round out a look built for faces rather than spectacle.

What makes character prompts distinctive

The techniques that show up here more than they do across the other5,926 prompts in the library — the quickest way to tell this style apart from a generic cinematic one.

TechniqueIn character promptsLibrary averageLift
medium shot camera15%8%1.93x
static/fixed camera12%6%1.92x
shallow depth of field camera10%7%1.35x
push-in camera12%9%1.28x
soft light lighting24%12%1.94x
warm tone lighting19%15%1.26x

How character prompts are specified

FieldPrompts stating itShare
Camera27870.4%
Lighting24060.8%
Duration17945.3%
Consistency lock38597.5%

Among character prompts that state a duration, 15s is the most common, used by 117 prompts.

character prompts: common questions

What camera setups work best for Seedance 2.0 character prompts?

Static and medium shots dominate, appearing at 1.92x and 1.93x their normal rates. Close-ups are the single most used term at 129 prompts, but the distinctive choice is a locked-off medium frame, sometimes with a slow push-in, so the character's expression stays the subject.

How long should a character video prompt be?

Fifteen seconds is the clear default, used in 117 of 395 prompts, with 10 seconds a distant second at 28. Longer durations are rare, so most character clips are written as a single short beat rather than a multi-scene arc.

How do I keep a character consistent across shots in Seedance 2.0?

Nearly every prompt does this: 385 of 395, or 97.5%, include an explicit consistency lock. Describe fixed traits such as face, hair, wardrobe and build, and repeat them verbatim in each shot description so the model has no room to drift.