ZHZHSeedance 2.5 storyboard prompts
11 examples. Filter below, open one, copy its prompt. Storyboard prompts for Seedance 2.5 read like shot lists rather than single images: every one of the 11 prompts carries a consistency lock, and 10 of them spell out camera language.
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About storyboard prompts
Storyboard prompts for Seedance 2.5 read like shot lists rather than single images: every one of the 11 prompts carries a consistency lock, and 10 of them spell out camera language. Wide, medium and close-up shots appear three times each, alongside pan, tracking and tilt moves, so the model is being asked to hold a character steady across a sequence of framings. Lighting is specified in 6 prompts, most often warm tone, studio lighting, soft light or backlight.
How storyboard prompts are specified
| Field | Prompts stating it | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Camera | 10 | 90.9% |
| Lighting | 6 | 54.5% |
| Duration | 5 | 45.5% |
| Consistency lock | 11 | 100% |
Among storyboard prompts that state a duration, 10s is the most common, used by 3 prompts.
storyboard prompts: common questions
How do I keep a character consistent across a Seedance 2.5 storyboard?
Write an explicit consistency lock into the prompt. All 11 storyboard prompts here include one, which is what lets a wide shot, medium shot and close-up read as the same person rather than three unrelated frames.
What camera terms work best in storyboard prompts?
Plain shot sizes and moves do the job: wide shot, medium shot, close-up, pan and tracking each appear three times across these prompts, with tilt close behind at two. Naming the framing directly is more reliable than describing it indirectly.
How long should a Seedance 2.5 storyboard clip be?
Short beats dominate. Five of the prompts state a duration, and 10 seconds is the most common at three prompts, with single examples at 15 and 26 seconds. Longer durations suit a single held shot rather than a multi-frame sequence.