35s35sSeedance 2.0 storyboard prompts
1 examples. Filter below, open one, copy its prompt. Storyboard prompts are built as complete shot plans: the single example here specifies tracking, POV, close-up and wide shot coverage, locks a cool tone, and pins a 35-second runtime with an explicit consistency lock.
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35sAbout storyboard prompts
Storyboard prompts are built as complete shot plans: the single example here specifies tracking, POV, close-up and wide shot coverage, locks a cool tone, and pins a 35-second runtime with an explicit consistency lock. That combination of camera movement, colour temperature and duration in one prompt suggests these are written to be executed shot-for-shot rather than improvised, with the consistency lock holding characters or style steady across the sequence.
How storyboard prompts are specified
| Field | Prompts stating it | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Camera | 1 | 100% |
| Lighting | 1 | 100% |
| Duration | 1 | 100% |
| Consistency lock | 1 | 100% |
Among storyboard prompts that state a duration, 35s is the most common, used by 1 prompts.
storyboard prompts: common questions
What should a storyboard prompt include?
Include the camera coverage, the lighting or colour tone, and a runtime. The one storyboard prompt here names tracking, POV, close-up and wide shot, sets a cool tone, and specifies 35 seconds, so the whole sequence is planned before generation rather than discovered afterwards.
Why do storyboard prompts need a consistency lock?
A consistency lock keeps characters, wardrobe or style stable from shot to shot, which matters when one prompt covers multiple camera angles. The storyboard example pairs its tracking, POV, close-up and wide shot coverage with an explicit lock so the sequence reads as one continuous scene.
How long should a storyboard video be?
There is no fixed rule, but the storyboard prompt here runs 35 seconds, long enough for several distinct shots. Pair that duration with named camera terms and a stated tone so each beat of the sequence is clearly defined.