Seedance Shot List Prompts
Target keywords: seedance shot list prompts, seedance shot-by-shot prompts, and seedance ad storyboard template. This page is built for operators who want more control than a single prompt, but less complexity than a full production script.
Simple Shot List Framework
- Opening shot: establish the problem, mood, or hero product
- Middle shot(s): show action, proof, or escalation
- Close shot: payoff, CTA energy, or final reveal
- Global constraints: same character, same outfit, same lighting logic
- Technical guardrails: ratio, pacing, no flicker, no broken anatomy
Copy-Ready Shot List Templates
- 3-shot product ad: “Vertical 9:16. Shot 1: messy desk, creator looks frustrated, handheld close-up. Shot 2: product appears in use, quick side follow, brighter lighting. Shot 3: clean desk result, satisfied smile, product hero close, premium but social-native mood. Global constraint: same creator, same room, smooth transitions, no warped hands.”
- 4-shot app demo: “Shot 1: phone lock screen notification, macro close-up. Shot 2: thumb opens app, over-shoulder angle. Shot 3: key feature demo, screen reflections controlled. Shot 4: relaxed user reaction by window, soft daylight. Constraint: same device, realistic fingers, readable UI shapes, no text distortion.”
- Story teaser: “Shot 1: woman pauses at station entrance in rain. Shot 2: close-up of ticket in hand. Shot 3: train arrives with dramatic side tracking. Shot 4: reveal of empty carriage seat. Constraint: same coat, same rainy night tone, clean continuity, cinematic realism.”
Why Shot Lists Improve Output
- They force clear pacing instead of vague “cool montage” language.
- They make it easier to specify continuity anchors across scenes.
- They translate well into ad structures like Hook → Proof → CTA.
- They also make prompt iteration faster because you can revise only the weak shot block.