1 / 2

视频

0 46

Multi-Shot Storyboard Prompt for Cartoon Generation

C

By

C Dance AI

Prompt

VIDEO · 1

"A man walks out of his house toward the parked car. [cut] The man gets into the car. [cut] Man turns on the engine; the flower on the dashboard slightly trembles. [cut] Man accelerates quickly and drives like crazy. [cut] Different shot of the man driving wildly, hitting trash bins and mailboxes on his way. [cut] People on the sidewalk scream. No music."

Prompt structure analysis

This 视频 prompt uses about 363 characters across 8 descriptive segments. It builds the shot around “Multi-Shot Storyboard Prompt for Cartoon Generation” and explicitly controls camera, lighting, action, audio.

Control dimensions detected

CameraLightingActionAudio

How to adapt it

Replace the main subject or setting in “Multi-Shot Storyboard Prompt for Cartoon Generation” while preserving the original action logic.
Keep the camera instruction and change only its speed, direction, or framing.
Add visual style only when it changes the intended result, and remove decorative adjectives that do not affect the shot.

More inspiration

Epic anime battle scene, fierce young man warrior with b...

Ultra wide cinematic aerial shot during blue hour over th...

Cinematic Gaming Short with Seamless Transitions

Masterpiece, best quality, official anime character desig...

Main subject: young American woman, early 20s, natural ev...

Stylized 3D animation with exaggerated cartoon proportion...

Seedance 2.0 prompt examples that show the result

Each example pairs reusable prompt text with a playable video, so you can judge camera motion, pacing, lighting, subject consistency, and visual style before generating.

From prompt idea to AI video in one workflow

Choose a prompt, refine the scene, add a reference image when needed, then set aspect ratio, resolution, duration, and audio in the side generator.

How to write a stronger Seedance video prompt

Describe the subject, action, setting, camera movement, framing, lighting, visual style, and timing. Keep instructions concrete and remove details that do not change the shot.