seedance-prompts

To write a timecoded storyboard prompt for Seedance 2.0 video generation, you structure instructions into explicit time blocks like [00-05s] and [05-10s] to reduce drift and improve temporal alignment across multiple shots.

The best way to use image and video references in text-to-video prompts is applying reference tag syntax like @图片 for identity anchors and @视频 for camera motion, keeping roles clean to ensure style and action fidelity.

Yes, you can use negative prompts to control quality in Seedance 2.0 video creation by applying structured prompt-tail exclusions (排除) to remove unwanted artifacts and improve overall generation fidelity.

Seedance 2.0 supports multi-shot cinematic videos under 15 seconds by satisfying specific 4–15s duration limits, utilizing structured prompt anatomy and timecoded shot blocks for precise pacing.

To add camera movement and lighting vocabulary to video generation prompts, you integrate structured cinematic lexicons and camera-move instructions that guide the model in producing specific visual styles and motion dynamics.

Text-to-video prompts drift away from original scene timing when they lack explicit timecoded shot blocks; structuring prompts with strict [00-05s] temporal markers ensures precise alignment and continuity.