- Video duration:
- 14s
- Video dimensions:
- 1280 × 720
Hoverboard Chase through a Night Market
Hoverboard Chase through a Night Market. A Seedance 2.5 text-to-video example with its source prompt and generated video.
- Video model
- Seedance 2.5
- Generation duration
- 14s
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Generation mode
- Text to video
- Resolution
- 720p
- Audio
- On
Prompt
Stage 1: Modern 3D animated feature style with stylized proportions, soft subsurface skin and appealing character animation. A covered night market, hot practical light from food stalls, steam and fryer smoke in the air. A boy of about twelve stands on a hoverboard at the top of the main aisle with a stolen data spool under one arm. Three matte black security drones the size of dinner plates rise over the stalls behind him and lock on. Ends with the boy setting his weight forward and the drones committing. Stage 2: He goes down the aisle fast, ducking under hanging lanterns and cutting between stalls. The drones follow in single file and take the same gaps a beat late. One clips a noodle rack and goes into a fryer with a burst of steam. He passes through a curtain of hanging duck and it swings back into the second drone. Ends with one drone left and the boy running out of aisle. Stage 3: The aisle ends at a rolling shutter half down. He drops flat on the board and goes under with a hand's width of clearance. The last drone does not adjust in time and hits the shutter square. Ends outside in the rain on the empty street, the boy still on the board, the shutter behind him ringing. Look: hot orange stall light against cool blue street, deep depth on the aisle wide, shallow on the close work, steam lit from behind throughout. Audio: hoverboard whine, three drone pitches that thin out to one as they drop away, woks and fryers, a vendor shouting, the shutter impact, rain. A percussion cue that loses an instrument each time a drone goes down.
Prepare inputs and revise the prompt
- Inspect silhouettes and style continuity before adding another action.
- Change one action or camera direction at a time and retain the other settings.
- These are revision and inspection suggestions; the source video is not evidence that the Studio reproduced these changes.