seedance-lighting

To set lighting for Seedance 2.0 prompts, specify a named light source and define core parameters including key direction, contrast, color temperature, and shadow edge to establish a consistent mood and atmosphere.

An atmosphere contract in scene design defines measurable atmospheric elements like fog, dust, rain, or mist within a prompt to ensure the lighting interacts consistently with the environment across generated clips.

You replace vague lighting descriptions by using physical, controllable cinematography terms such as named light sources, key direction, contrast levels, color temperature, and shadow edge specifications to create actionable prompts.

Yes, you can define light transitions within a single clip by applying Seedance 2.0 lighting parameters, allowing you to control mood setting and dynamic lighting shifts across the scene.

Specifying practical lights in frame is supported to achieve natural AI video generation, providing a physical light source reference that grounds the scene design and enhances the overall atmosphere.

Named light source specification is mandatory for mood setting, meaning prompts lacking this explicit parameter will not properly execute the lighting control and atmosphere contracts required for the scene.