A depth-map storyboard makes Seedance 2.0 hold camera framing more reliably
RealJamesOfficial · reddit · 2026-07-22
The author describes a workflow for Seedance 2.0 that separates two jobs that are often mixed into one prompt: look and composition.
Recommended setup:
- Use a normal storyboard first.
- Convert that storyboard into a grayscale depth-map storyboard using GPT Image 2.
- Feed Seedance 2.0 three references: a style image for the look, the depth-map storyboard for camera framing, and a character sheet if available.
The main claim is that Seedance 2.0 follows the depth map surprisingly well, which keeps camera positions and composition consistent across shots while freeing the prompt from paragraph-long framing instructions. The post argues that the practical win is control: style stays locked to one reference, composition stays locked to another, and the shots drift less.
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