Before You Generate: How to Use This Prompt

This workflow uses a character reference image and a detailed cinematic prompt to generate a continuous 15-second AI action sequence.

The prompt is written specifically for Seedance 2.0, which supports multimodal references such as images, video, audio, and text. For the strongest character consistency, prepare the reference image before generating the video.

What You Need

Before starting, prepare:

• A clear character sheet or full-body reference image

• Access to an AI video generator

• The complete video prompt provided below

• A video editor for final polishing

• Enough generation credits to create multiple variations

AI video results can vary between generations. You may need to generate the sequence several times before getting the best combination of facial consistency, body movement, camera motion, and environmental physics.

Generate the Shot — Seedance 2.0

Upload your Step 01 character sheet as the reference image in Seedance 2.0. Then copy and paste the complete prompt below.

Do not remove individual sections. The prompt is designed as one continuous 15-second single take with zero cuts, grounded physics, and photorealistic movement.

VIDEO PROMPT — SEEDANCE 2.0

1. Character Reference

CHARACTER REFERENCE — MANDATORY

Face — Reference Image 3.

Young South Asian male with medium brown skin, textured side-swept black hair with natural volume, perfectly groomed full beard with sharp cheek lines and clean neckline, expressive brown eyes, thick eyebrows, lean athletic physique (173 cm, approximately 58 kg).

2. Spider-Inspired Outfit

Outfit — Spider-inspired Streetwear

Dark navy/black textured Spider-inspired compression suit with a subtle hexagonal fabric pattern.

Large red spider emblem across the chest.

Open oversized teal-black bomber jacket with a crimson red hood, red inner lining, and red zipper details.

Hood resting behind the neck, never worn over the head.

Loose oversized charcoal-black cargo shorts layered over the compression suit.

Dark textured compression leggings extending to the ankles.

Red-and-black fingerless tactical gloves with subtle spider detailing.

Red, black and white high-top basketball sneakers.

Silver spider pendant necklace resting naturally over the chest.

Black over-ear wireless headphones ON EARS during the opening apartment sequence.

They remain securely on during the initial fall and first web swing.

No cape.

No mask.

No sunglasses.

No backpack during action.

Color Palette

Matte black, deep navy, crimson red and muted teal with subtle metallic zipper accents.

Hair remains neatly styled throughout, retaining natural volume even during high-speed movement. Beard stays perfectly groomed with crisp edges and realistic facial hair detail. Clothing reacts with realistic fabric physics while maintaining the recognizable silhouette of the outfit.

3. Visual Direction

VISUAL STYLE

A grounded live-action reinterpretation of the iconic Spider-inspired streetwear aesthetic. Modern, premium and photorealistic. The outfit should feel like high-end tactical fashion rather than cosplay, with realistic materials, stitching, woven textiles, leather, compression fabric and subtle natural wear.

4. Character Anatomy and Movement

CRITICAL — CHARACTER ANATOMY. NON-NEGOTIABLE

173 cm.

58 kg.

Lean athletic build.

Long limbs.

Slim waist.

Excellent balance.

Never ragdoll.

Never limp.

Never floppy.

Core always engaged.

Every movement has muscle intention.

He moves like a trained parkour athlete who happens to have superpowers: precise, casual and effortless.

Minimal spinning.

Body follows physics naturally.

5. Environmental Contact and Physics

CRITICAL — PHYSICAL CONTACT WITH ENVIRONMENT. NON-NEGOTIABLE

He never simply flies through space.

Every traversal involves real interaction with the environment.

Feet push off walls.

Hands grab ledges.

Shoulders and hips naturally skim surfaces when appropriate.

Every landing compresses through ankles, knees and hips.

Every push-off generates believable force.

Every impact transfers momentum realistically.

This is parkour combined with web-swinging, never floating.

6. Required Body Positions

CRITICAL — BODY POSITIONS PER MOVEMENT TYPE

Web Swing

Arms fully extended gripping the web.

Legs together trailing naturally.

Core tight.

Back straight.

Chest open.

Chin up.

Body behaves like a trained aerial athlete.

Wall Push-Off

Both feet plant flat against the wall.

Deep knee compression.

Legs explode into full extension.

Arms drive forward for momentum.

Running on Walls

Body leans approximately 45 degrees toward the wall.

Feet strike naturally in a running gait.

Arms pump rhythmically.

Jacket, hood, shorts and clothing react naturally to speed.

Free Flight

Arms naturally open.

Body slightly arched.

Relaxed.

Never posed.

Simply released into the air.

Street Sprint

Full sprint.

Arms driving.

Head forward.

Basketball sneakers striking pavement.

Aggressive forward lean.

7. Realism and Cinematic Quality

CRITICAL — REALISM. NON-NEGOTIABLE

Real Hollywood film.

RED Monstro 8K.

Anamorphic lens.

Authentic motion blur.

Real leather physics.

Real cloth simulation.

Atmospheric NYC haze.

Photorealistic lighting.

Everything feels physically believable.

8. Camera Direction

CRITICAL — CAMERA. NON-NEGOTIABLE

One continuous drone-follow shot.

Zero cuts.

Zero teleporting.

Zero hidden edits.

Camera physically banks, rolls and tilts with movement.

Wide enough to always show both character and surrounding environment.

15-second continuous drone-follow shot.

9. Complete 15-Second Shot Timeline

DIRECT CONTINUATION — starts from black.

0–2 Seconds — Apartment Opening

Black.

Fade into an apartment bedroom overlooking New York City.

The character sits casually on a wide apartment window ledge several stories above the street.

He wears his Spider-inspired outfit with black over-ear headphones already on.

Camera slowly dollies toward him.

He quietly looks across the skyline.

He lightly adjusts both earcups with his hands.

Calm.

Confident.

Completely fearless.

2–3 Seconds — Backward Fall

Without standing...

He slowly leans backward off the window intentionally.

No jump.

No push.

Just a relaxed backward fall.

Camera immediately dives through the window after him in one continuous movement.

He falls face-up.

Leather jacket, hood, shorts and clothing respond naturally to gravity.

3–4 Seconds — First Web Shot

Mid-fall.

He smoothly rotates into an athletic forward position.

Close-up on his right hand.

Fingers spread.

Wrist snaps.

Web shoots.

The web attaches to a nearby building.

His body transitions naturally from freefall into a powerful swing.

Camera banks approximately 40 degrees.

4–7 Seconds — Low Residential Street Swing

Wide residential New York street.

Brownstones.

Fire escapes.

Bodegas.

He swings low approximately three meters above the street.

Arms extended.

Legs trailing.

Core tight.

Back straight.

At the bottom of the swing his feet lightly skim the roof of a parked car.

Small physical impact.

Uses the bounce to redirect momentum.

7–10 Seconds — Two-Building Wall Run

At the peak of the swing he releases the web.

Instead of immediately firing another...

He lands cleanly on the vertical face of Building One.

Runs four to five powerful parkour steps across the wall.

Without losing momentum.

He leaps across the alley separating the buildings.

Both feet land naturally on Building Two.

He immediately continues another four to five powerful running steps across the second wall.

Plants both feet.

Deep knee compression.

Explosive push-off.

Fires a new web toward a distant building across the intersection.

The swing violently redirects him sideways.

Camera rolls approximately 60 degrees.

10–13 Seconds — Taxi Street Sprint

He comes low through a narrow street packed with yellow taxis.

Body streamlined.

Web releases.

Feet hit wet pavement.

Runs three to four powerful sprint steps between moving taxis.

Taxi horn.

He laughs.

Plants one foot on the side of a taxi.

Explodes off the roof.

Shoots another web.

Launches upward.

“WOOHOO!”

13–15 Seconds — Rooftop-Level Finale

Wide rooftop-level shot.

Not extremely high.

He reaches the top of the swing.

Arms relaxed.

Body naturally arched.

One silent breath.

Golden hour sky filled with dramatic volumetric clouds.

He appears as a tiny figure centered against the enormous glowing skyline.

City rooftops.

Water towers.

Streets below.

Frame holds.

Gravity slowly takes over.

He begins falling again.

END

10. Emotion and Performance

CRITICAL — EMOTION AND SOUND. NON-NEGOTIABLE

He is fully alive in every frame.

Never expressionless.

Never neutral.

Never robotic.

His emotions evolve naturally throughout the sequence.

Opening Window Scene

Calm.

Comfortable.

Peaceful confidence.

Intentional Backward Fall

Complete trust.

Absolute fearlessness.

First Swing

Focused eyes.

Confident half-smile.

Car Roof Contact

Quick amused grin.

Natural reaction.

Wall Running

Jaw set.

Intense concentration.

Low Sprint Between Taxis

Pure adrenaline.

Confident smile.

Taxi Horn

He laughs naturally.

“WOOHOO!”

A completely genuine scream of excitement.

Final Rooftop Pause

Arms open.

Head slightly back.

Eyes gently closed.

Face expressing complete freedom.

Not posed.

Simply living in the moment.

11. Audio Design

AUDIO

Sound effects only.

No music.

Wind rushing.

Web snap.

Web tension.

Footsteps on brick walls.

Footsteps on the second building.

Feet hitting car roof.

Real impacts.

Wet pavement footsteps.

Taxi horn.

Genuine laughter.

“WOOHOO!” echoing between buildings.

Wind intensifying during ascent.

Silence at the peak.

12. Final Cinematic Specifications

RED Monstro 8K.

Anamorphic lens.

Photorealistic.

Continuous single drone-follow.

No cuts.

No teleporting.

Grounded physics.

Realistic body mechanics.

Two-building wall run.

Real environmental interaction.

No ragdoll.

No floating.

Dramatic Dutch angles during swings.

Golden-hour lighting.

Warm cinematic color grading.

Volumetric clouds.

Residential New York brownstones.

Character remains centered whenever possible.

Hollywood-level realism.

Try the Prompt and Share Your Result

Now it is your turn.

Try this prompt in Seedance 2.0, generate your version of the shot, and share the final output on Instagram.

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