Prompt seedance2.5 30sec
“Dog Car”
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How to recreate the videos:
1. Create your Character reference (chatgpt or Gemini)
Prompt:
(add your image) Create a professional character turnaround sheet showing:
full body front view, side view, back view, and portrait close-up.
Style: ultra realistic 3D character render, cinematic soft lighting, neutral studio background, high detail skin and fabric, professional character design sheet.
2. Create the Video
1.Upload your Character reference image into Higgsfield(https://higgsfield.ai?fpr=panadda-a42108)
2. Select Seedance 2.5 Model
3. Duration Time 30 S
4. Paste The Video Prompt
Prompt :
Create a 30-second vertical 9:16 photorealistic live-action short film set in Bangkok, Thailand. The entire video must look like an extraordinary real event spontaneously filmed on a recent iPhone: crisp natural detail, realistic daylight, subtle handheld movement, authentic Thai locations, natural motion blur and believable real-world physics.
No artificial cinematic fantasy style, no animation and no collage-like imagery.
IMAGE REFERENCE MAPPING — IMPORTANT
@image1 is the only identity, appearance and outfit reference for the human character.
@image2 is the only identity, appearance and outfit/accessory reference for the dog.
The user may upload either a single reference photo or a multi-angle character sheet.
If @image1 is a character sheet containing several views of the same person, understand that every panel represents the same character. Use the close-up views to preserve facial identity and use the full-body views to understand hairstyle, body proportions, clothing, footwear and accessories.
If @image2 is a character sheet containing several views of the same dog, understand that every panel represents the same dog. Use all visible angles to accurately preserve the dog’s face, fur markings, eye color, ear shape, body proportions, breed characteristics, coat texture, clothing and accessories.
Do not copy any physical characteristics from this written prompt that conflict with the uploaded reference images.
The uploaded images always have priority for character appearance.
CHARACTER CONSISTENCY
Preserve the exact recognizable identity of the person from @image1 throughout every shot.
Maintain the same:
- facial identity and facial proportions
- skin tone
- hairstyle, hair length and hair color
- body proportions
- complete outfit
- shoes
- accessories
- visible character-specific details
Never randomly change the person’s face, hairstyle, body, clothing or accessories.
Preserve the exact identity of the dog from @image2 throughout every shot.
Maintain the same:
- dog breed
- facial structure
- muzzle shape
- eye color
- ear shape
- fur color and markings
- coat length and texture
- natural body proportions
- leg length
- tail
- complete clothing or accessories visible in the reference
The dog initially appears at its normal real-world size based on the proportions shown in @image2.
When the dog becomes giant, only its complete overall body scale changes uniformly.
Its breed-specific proportions must remain exactly the same.
Its head, muzzle, ears, torso, legs, paws and tail must enlarge together proportionally.
Never enlarge only the head, nose, face or one part of the body.
The giant dog must look exactly like the real dog from @image2 enlarged to approximately the size of a normal passenger car.
It must never transform into another breed, monster, wolf, horse or fantasy creature.
Any clothing or accessories worn by the dog in @image2 enlarge together with its body and remain visually identical.
0–3 SECONDS — CLEAN OUTDOOR PARKING LOT
Begin in a clean, bright, open-air outdoor parking lot in Bangkok during daytime.
The ground is clean smooth concrete with freshly painted white parking-space lines. The location feels safe, modern and well maintained, with trees and daylight visible around the perimeter.
Show many normal parked cars in the background and surrounding rows, but leave the central parking space and the immediately adjacent space on each side completely empty.
There must be a large clear area around the person and dog.
No car is parked directly beside or directly behind them.
The normal-sized dog from @image2 stands precisely in the middle of one empty parking bay, centered between the two white lines and facing toward the open driving lane.
The dog is not standing behind a car, beneath a car or next to a bumper.
Begin with a low handheld medium shot near dog level.
The person from @image1 is crouching in front of the dog and gently petting it.
Clearly establish the dog’s original natural size and the large amount of empty space surrounding it.
The person stands naturally, walks backward two steps into the clear open space and raises a small handheld remote control.
3–6 SECONDS — CONTROLLED SIZE ENLARGEMENT
Use a stable wide side angle that clearly shows:
- the entire empty parking bay
- both painted boundary lines
- the complete body of the person
- the complete body of the dog
- normal passenger cars farther away for accurate scale comparison
The person points the remote toward the dog and presses one button.
The dog gives one short natural bark and begins growing smoothly and continuously.
The dog grows in place while remaining exactly at the center of the empty parking bay.
Its paws stay planted within the clear parking space.
It does not move toward any vehicle while growing.
The entire dog enlarges uniformly from its normal real-world size into a giant dog approximately equal in overall scale to one normal passenger car.
Every breed-specific anatomical feature from @image2 remains accurate and proportional.
The dog’s clothing or accessories, if present, grow together with its body.
Maintain at least one full empty parking space between the giant dog and every parked car.
The giant dog must never touch, press against, squeeze between or overlap any vehicle.
No muscles, monster features, smoke, glowing energy or magical particles.
This is a clean, smooth and believable scale change only.
The person looks upward at the now vehicle-sized dog with genuine amazement.
6–9 SECONDS — CLIMBING ON AND DEPARTING
Remain in the same spacious outdoor parking area.
Use a low-angle wide shot showing the entire giant dog, the person, painted parking lines and surrounding empty space.
The vehicle-sized dog lowers its front body and lies down in the middle of the empty parking bay.
The person approaches safely and carefully climbs onto the dog’s back.
They sit astride the dog naturally in a believable riding position.
There is no saddle and no reins.
The person gently holds the dog’s fur around the upper neck or shoulder area with both hands without hurting the dog.
The giant dog stands, walks out of the empty bay into the clear driving lane and accelerates toward the parking-lot exit.
The acceleration naturally pulls the rider’s body backward.
They almost lose balance before gripping the fur more firmly.
Their hair, clothing and loose accessories react naturally to the speed and inertia.
The dog leaves without brushing against or passing dangerously close to parked vehicles.
9–12 SECONDS — ASOKE RED LIGHT
First-person POV from the person riding on the giant dog, looking forward from approximately the rider’s eye level.
Include the upper silhouette of the dog’s head or ears only when naturally visible according to the breed shown in @image2.
Do not artificially give the dog long or floppy ears if the reference dog does not have them.
They emerge onto a real Bangkok road near Asoke intersection.
Show authentic:
- left-hand traffic
- ordinary Bangkok cars
- motorcycles
- green-yellow taxis
- pink taxis
- Thai license plates
- concrete BTS structures
- pedestrian bridges
- modern Bangkok buildings
Cars are stopped at a clearly visible red traffic light.
The giant dog slows smoothly and stops in line behind the final vehicle while maintaining a safe distance.
The dog remains consistently approximately passenger-car-sized.
12–15 SECONDS — WAITING IMPATIENTLY
Use a medium-wide side view showing the entire vehicle-sized dog waiting behind traffic with the rider still seated correctly on its back.
The red traffic light is visible farther ahead.
The rider exhales impatiently and slowly lowers their upper body forward onto the dog’s soft upper back or neck area.
They rest comfortably against the fur while looking tiredly toward the traffic signal.
Include one brief natural medium close shot of the exact recognizable face from @image1 showing bored impatience.
Preserve identity perfectly.
Do not merge the person into the dog’s fur or accidentally place them beside the dog.
15–18 SECONDS — GREEN LIGHT
Show a clear close shot of the traffic signal switching from red to green.
Cut back to the entire dog and rider.
The dog immediately becomes alert and begins running forward behind the moving traffic.
The rider quickly sits upright and securely holds onto the dog’s fur.
The giant dog runs using natural movement appropriate to the exact breed and anatomy shown in @image2.
Show:
- believable body weight
- realistic paw contact
- natural joint movement
- moving fur
- breed-appropriate ear movement
- realistic inertia
18–21 SECONDS — OVERTAKING TRAFFIC
Use dynamic but realistic recent-iPhone tracking shots filmed from a safe distance beside the road.
The vehicle-sized dog performs powerful but controlled jumps to overtake several moving cars.
First make one diagonal jump toward the left.
Then make another diagonal jump toward the right.
The dog safely clears the roofs of the vehicles without touching them.
Show realistic:
- takeoff
- gravity
- airborne body weight
- landing impact
- paw contact
The rider bounces naturally with the dog’s movement and holds on tightly.
Keep the dog’s complete body visible whenever possible.
Its scale remains consistent and its head stays proportional to its body.
21–24 SECONDS — MOO PING STALL
After passing through the green light, the dog notices a small authentic roadside Thai moo ping cart beneath a BTS structure.
A Thai auntie stands or sits behind the cart, calmly grilling pork skewers over a charcoal grill.
Do not use:
- extreme close-ups
- fisheye lenses
- nose POV
- camera positioned directly in front of the dog’s muzzle
Use a natural medium-wide three-quarter side angle from approximately 4–6 metres away, equivalent to a normal 35–50 mm camera perspective.
Keep all of these visible together:
- the complete giant dog
- its correctly proportioned head
- the person seated on its back
- the auntie
- the complete moo ping cart
The dog slows beside the stall and gently stretches its neck slightly toward the grill while sniffing the moo ping.
The movement must remain anatomically appropriate for the breed shown in @image2.
The dog remains on the road beside the cart and never pushes its face into the grill.
Its head stays normally proportional to its body.
The auntie looks surprised and pauses briefly while holding the cooking tongs but remains safely behind the grill.
24–26 SECONDS — SILENT REACTION BETWEEN DOG AND RIDER
Keep the same medium-wide side angle.
The person remains seated on the dog’s back throughout the interaction.
They do not climb down or stand beside the stall.
From the seated position, the rider leans slightly forward and looks down toward the dog with a questioning expression.
The dog stops sniffing and gently turns its head upward and slightly backward as far as naturally possible for its anatomy.
The dog makes eye contact with the rider and gives one quiet disappointed whine as though asking for some food.
The rider responds only by slowly shaking their head “no” with a gentle but firm expression.
The interaction is cute, subtle and readable without dialogue.
The dog looks mildly disappointed, turns forward and immediately obeys.
It does not eat, lick, bite or steal any moo ping.
26–30 SECONDS — RETURN AND PERFECT REVERSE PARKING
Return to the same clean outdoor parking lot from the opening.
Maintain identical daylight, concrete, parking lines and surrounding parked vehicles.
The original central parking bay remains empty with one empty buffer space on each side.
Use a high three-quarter rear wide angle clearly showing:
- the complete giant dog
- the rider
- the complete target parking bay
- both painted boundary lines
The dog slows to a stop in front of the empty bay.
It then carefully takes several small backward steps and reverses its entire vehicle-sized body straight into the parking space, visually resembling a car correctly reversing into a parking bay.
The dog finishes perfectly centered, straight and parallel between the two white lines.
Its paws and body remain fully inside the target space.
It does not cross either line or touch any vehicle.
The dog lies down in the center of the bay.
The person carefully climbs off and stands in the clear space beside it.
They press the remote again.
The dog gives one short natural bark and smoothly shrinks in place from passenger-car size back to its original natural size from @image2.
Only its overall scale changes.
Its identity, breed, face, proportions, fur, markings, clothing and accessories remain exactly identical to @image2.
The normal-sized dog ends precisely in the center of the same parking bay.
The person crouches, gently pets the dog, lifts it naturally into their arms if its real-world size makes this physically believable, and walks out of frame.
If the dog shown in @image2 is naturally too large to be carried, the person instead pets the dog and walks away together with it.
CAMERA AND VISUAL STYLE
Photorealistic recent-iPhone footage.
Vertical 9:16.
Crisp natural Bangkok daylight.
Subtle handheld movement.
Authentic phone-camera exposure.
Natural skin texture.
Highly detailed realistic fur.
Believable shadows.
Consistent physical scale.
Use normal phone-camera perspective for most shots.
Use wider establishing shots only when necessary to show the complete giant dog and surrounding environment.
Never place an ultra-wide lens extremely close to the dog’s face.
Keep @image1 and @image2 visually consistent in every shot.
The giant dog must always look like the exact real dog from @image2 enlarged uniformly to approximately the size of one ordinary passenger car.
Do not change its breed-specific anatomy.
AUDIO
No dialogue.
No narration.
No generated human voice.
No background music.
Only include:
- one short natural dog bark synchronized with the first remote-control press
- one quiet disappointed dog whine beside the moo ping stall
- one short natural dog bark synchronized with the final remote-control press
The bark should sound appropriate for the size and breed of the dog shown in @image2.
No other generated speech.
STRICTLY AVOID
No identity changes.
No different person.
No duplicated person.
No duplicated dog.
No random outfit changes.
No hairstyle changes.
No altered dog markings.
No breed changes.
No incorrect breed anatomy.
No extra limbs.
No malformed paws.
No warped hands.
No giant isolated head.
No oversized head.
No oversized muzzle.
No enlarged nose.
No head larger than the torso.
No monster transformation.
No muscular fantasy dog.
No wolf or horse anatomy unless the reference itself is that species.
No saddle.
No reins.
No floating rider.
No inconsistent dog scale.
No miniature vehicles.
No collisions.
No damaged cars.
No dog touching vehicles.
No squeezing between cars.
No cramped parking space.
No dog growing underneath or behind a vehicle.
No fisheye nose shot.
No camera directly in front of the dog’s muzzle at the food stall.
No cartoon physics.
No fantasy glow.
No magical particles.
No obvious CGI.
No collage.
No split screen.
No random reference-image cutaways.
No studio-white background.
No subtitles.
No captions.
No logos.
No on-screen text.
Most importantly: never replace characteristics from @image1 or @image2 with assumptions from the written prompt. Always prioritize the uploaded references for identity, appearance, clothing, breed and anatomy.