Video Generation Storyboarding Tips for Seedance 2.0
techhalla · x · 2026-07-18
The author shares a prompting routine for video generation using Seedance 2.0: use the first prompt as an establishing shot to lock in the scene, characters, and style, then generate subsequent cuts to complete the video.
The screenshot displays the complete prompt structure, with core ideas including:
- Locking in character appearance and scene atmosphere first
- Maintaining consistency through continuous shots
- Filling the duration with different cuts to prevent visual drift
This method treats video generation more like "storyboard sequencing" rather than a one-shot generation.
Related event: Reusable Prompting Workflow for Seedance 2.0 Video Generation(2 posts)→
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