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Image-to-Video Transformation Sequence

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Prompt

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Seedance Image-to-Video Prompt: Reference the four-panel comic strip in @Image 1 for a fast, beat-synced transformation, 15 seconds vertical screen. 0-2 seconds: Dynamic transformation of the first panel—woman in black with a surprised expression in a ruined city, slow push-in shot; 3-5 seconds: Second panel—black tentacles surge out from the ground fissure, rapidly wrapping around the woman's body; she struggles, with sticky sound effects of the tentacles;

Prompt structure analysis

This 视频 prompt uses about 462 characters across 4 descriptive segments. It builds the shot around “Image-to-Video Transformation Sequence” and explicitly controls camera, audio.

Control dimensions detected

CameraAudio

How to adapt it

Replace the main subject or setting in “Image-to-Video Transformation Sequence” while preserving the original action logic.
Keep the camera instruction and change only its speed, direction, or framing.
Add lighting only when it changes the intended result, and remove decorative adjectives that do not affect the shot.

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