Seedance 2.0 Fremvisning
Gennemse succesfulde offentlige generationer fra fællesskabet og åbn et hvilket som helst element for at inspicere prompten, indstillingerne og outputtet.
PROMPT (EN) — 15s • ONE SHOT • FIXED CAMERA • DAYTIME • NO SUBTITLES Style: realistic courthouse conference room foot...
PROMPT (EN) — 15s • ONE SHOT • FIXED CAMERA • DAYTIME • NO SUBTITLES Style: realistic courthouse conference room footage, natural daylight from a window, neutral colors, slightly gritty documentary look. No cuts, no zoom, no camera movement. Camera: fixed security camera high in a corner, wide shot of a conference table with a small printer on it. Scene: daytime. A serious, well-dressed Black man (mid-30s to early-40s) sits at the table, tense and quiet. A lawyer sits across from him, calm and professional. A printer is ready beside a stack of papers. Action (15 seconds, continuous): The printer whirs and a single page slides out. The lawyer pulls the page, taps the bottom where a signature line is, and slides it across the table. The man stares at it, exhales slowly, and grips the edge of the paper with one hand—no celebration, just stunned relief. The lawyer gives a small nod, staying composed. Audio: quiet room tone, printer motor, paper sliding, faint chair creak. No music. No subtitles. No visible on-screen captions.
Technical Specifications: Ultra-realistic raw footage mimicking a Nest/Ring driveway camera. Vertical 9:16 aspect rat...
Technical Specifications: Ultra-realistic raw footage mimicking a Nest/Ring driveway camera. Vertical 9:16 aspect ratio. The time is "Golden Hour"—late afternoon with long, dramatic shadows stretching across the scene. The color palette is warm oranges and deep greens. The video quality is sharp but has realistic compression artifacts in the fast-motion areas. Timestamp in the bottom right: "18:12:04" counting to "18:12:19". The Scene (0:00 - Setup for Loop): A suburban sidewalk lined with manicured green hedges. An older lady with silver hair, wearing a knitted cardigan, is walking slowly from right to left. She is walking a Malinois on a loose lead. The dog is trotting calmly, sniffing the air. The Action (0:01–0:15 Continuous): At 0:02, a man in a black windbreaker and baseball cap jogs into the frame from behind them (right side), moving suspiciously fast. He isn't jogging for exercise; his posture is hunched. At 0:04, as he passes the woman, he violently grabs the handle of her tote bag. The bag jerks, pulling the woman off-balance. She drops to one knee. This movement triggers the Malinois instantly. At 0:05, the dog performs a "re-direct." It spins 180 degrees in a fraction of a second. The thief tries to keep running, dragging the bag, but the Malinois launches at his legs. At 0:07, the Takedown. The dog bites the back of the thief’s knee (hamstring area). The physics are brutal: the thief’s leg buckles completely under the pressure. He face-plants onto the concrete sidewalk with a heavy, realistic impact. The tote bag slides out of his hand and skids across the pavement. From 0:08 to 0:13, the "Ground War." The thief rolls over, shouting silently (mouth open wide in shock/pain), trying to punch the dog. The Malinois is faster, shifting its grip from the leg to the wrist of the hand trying to strike. The dog uses its body weight to hold the man down, paws scrambling for traction on the concrete. We see dust kicking up from the struggle. The woman scrambles to her feet, pulling the leash back to restrain the dog, creating a dynamic three-way tension: The thief pulling away, the dog pulling the thief, and the woman pulling the dog. The Loop Reset (0:13–0:15): The thief manages to kick the dog in the chest, creating just enough separation to scramble to his feet and sprint away into the neighbor's yard (background), hopping a low fence. The dog lunges but hits the end of the leash, snapped back by the woman. Ending: The clip ends with the thief gone and the dog straining at the end of the leash, barking silently at the fence, while the woman picks up her bag. The final frame focuses on the dog's intensity before cutting, inviting the viewer to watch the "justice" moment again.
a scared man falls off a building, a buff-muscled white MASSIVE HUGE friendly bodybuilder-superhero flies (with super...
a scared man falls off a building, a buff-muscled white MASSIVE HUGE friendly bodybuilder-superhero flies (with super-speed) and catches the man before he hits the ground. what is their conversation?
Technical Specifications: Ultra-realistic raw footage mimicking a Nest/Ring driveway camera. Vertical 9:16 aspect rat...
Technical Specifications: Ultra-realistic raw footage mimicking a Nest/Ring driveway camera. Vertical 9:16 aspect ratio. The time is "Golden Hour"—late afternoon with long, dramatic shadows stretching across the scene. The color palette is warm oranges and deep greens. The video quality is sharp but has realistic compression artifacts in the fast-motion areas. Timestamp in the bottom right: "18:12:04" counting to "18:12:19". The Scene (0:00 - Setup for Loop): A suburban sidewalk lined with manicured green hedges. An older lady with silver hair, wearing a knitted cardigan, is walking slowly from right to left. She is walking a Malinois on a loose lead. The dog is trotting calmly, sniffing the air. The Action (0:01–0:15 Continuous): At 0:02, a man in a black windbreaker and baseball cap jogs into the frame from behind them (right side), moving suspiciously fast. He isn't jogging for exercise; his posture is hunched. At 0:04, as he passes the woman, he violently grabs the handle of her tote bag. The bag jerks, pulling the woman off-balance. She drops to one knee. This movement triggers the Malinois instantly. At 0:05, the dog performs a "re-direct." It spins 180 degrees in a fraction of a second. The thief tries to keep running, dragging the bag, but the Malinois launches at his legs. At 0:07, the Takedown. The dog bites the back of the thief’s knee (hamstring area). The physics are brutal: the thief’s leg buckles completely under the pressure. He face-plants onto the concrete sidewalk with a heavy, realistic impact. The tote bag slides out of his hand and skids across the pavement. From 0:08 to 0:13, the "Ground War." The thief rolls over, shouting silently (mouth open wide in shock/pain), trying to punch the dog. The Malinois is faster, shifting its grip from the leg to the wrist of the hand trying to strike. The dog uses its body weight to hold the man down, paws scrambling for traction on the concrete. We see dust kicking up from the struggle. The woman scrambles to her feet, pulling the leash back to restrain the dog, creating a dynamic three-way tension: The thief pulling away, the dog pulling the thief, and the woman pulling the dog. The Loop Reset (0:13–0:15): The thief manages to kick the dog in the chest, creating just enough separation to scramble to his feet and sprint away into the neighbor's yard (background), hopping a low fence. The dog lunges but hits the end of the leash, snapped back by the woman. Ending: The clip ends with the thief gone and the dog straining at the end of the leash, barking silently at the fence, while the woman picks up her bag. The final frame focuses on the dog's intensity before cutting, inviting the viewer to watch the "justice" moment again.
Ultra-realistic cinematic style, dark rainy modern city at night, wet asphalt reflecting neon lights, dramatic Hollyw...
Ultra-realistic cinematic style, dark rainy modern city at night, wet asphalt reflecting neon lights, dramatic Hollywood lighting, shallow depth of field, serious tone. Main character: a powerful anthropomorphic wolf hero, tall and imposing, muscular build, silver-gray fur, cold intense eyes, calm alpha presence, strong jawline, no exaggerated expressions, minimal movement, extreme charisma. The wolf never looks confused or scared, always confident and still, speaks with a deep calm controlled voice. Secondary character: an overconfident human villain, dramatic personality, enjoys long speeches, exaggerated gestures. Consistent characters, same wolf and same villain, same city location, realistic physics, cinematic camera movement, no subtitles, spoken dialogue only. Wide cinematic shot of the rainy city street. The human villain stands on top of a wrecked car, rain falling on his face, city lights behind him. He raises his arms and speaks loudly with theatrical confidence, enjoying the moment. Villain dialogue (spoken): “You see this city? It’s weak… just like the people hiding inside it.” The wolf is not visible yet. Slow dramatic camera movement, epic serious music building tension.
Title: The $40 Per Video Method Hook: I'm gonna show you how I've been making over $2,000 a week just posting 30 seco...
Title: The $40 Per Video Method Hook: I'm gonna show you how I've been making over $2,000 a week just posting 30 second videos at the age of 20 years old. Transition: This is gonna be completely raw so if your attention span is garbage and you need some fancy edits just go ahead and skip this video. This video is for serious people who actually wanna start making money online. All you're gonna need is an iPhone and the Methods app so just follow my steps. Essentially what we're gonna do is we're gonna make short viral videos for brands and get paid $40 per video automatically. No followers needed, no experience needed, you just need to be able to film a video on your phone. Product: First thing I want you to do is download the Methods app from the App Store it's completely free. Once you're in the app you're gonna see all these different Methods which are basically paid campaigns from real brands. I want you to scroll through and pick one that looks interesting to you. Let's say I pick this one right here. Now you're gonna see the exact format they want you to follow it's usually like 20 to 40 seconds. They literally show you viral examples of what's working right now so you're not guessing. The craziest part is once you film the video and once you get it approved to post to your Instagram and TikTok, you get paid once it's posted. You don't need to have a million followers, you don't need to wait for brand deals you don't need any of that. The app tracks your video automatically and pays you out. I've been doing like 5 to 10 of these a week and that's how I'm making over a $2,000 just from my phone. Now here's how you scale this. Once you get the hang of it you can pump out multiple videos a day. Some people are making over $2,000 a month just doing this in their spare time. The brands on here are legit companies and the formats they give you for the videos are already proven to go viral so you're basically copying what works. CTA: If you do have any questions or need any help to get started, just comment the word "bread" and I'll try my best to get to every single one of your comments. Make a clean man in a nice room talk about how to be rich with this svript make it sound good
Technical Specifications: Ultra-realistic raw footage mimicking a Nest/Ring driveway camera. Vertical 9:16 aspect rat...
Technical Specifications: Ultra-realistic raw footage mimicking a Nest/Ring driveway camera. Vertical 9:16 aspect ratio. The time is "Golden Hour"—late afternoon with long, dramatic shadows stretching across the scene. The color palette is warm oranges and deep greens. The video quality is sharp but has realistic compression artifacts in the fast-motion areas. Timestamp in the bottom right: "18:12:04" counting to "18:12:19". The Scene (0:00 - Setup for Loop): A suburban sidewalk lined with manicured green hedges. An older lady with silver hair, wearing a knitted cardigan, is walking slowly from right to left. She is walking a Malinois on a loose lead. The dog is trotting calmly, sniffing the air. The Action (0:01–0:15 Continuous): At 0:02, a man in a black windbreaker and baseball cap jogs into the frame from behind them (right side), moving suspiciously fast. He isn't jogging for exercise; his posture is hunched. At 0:04, as he passes the woman, he violently grabs the handle of her tote bag. The bag jerks, pulling the woman off-balance. She drops to one knee. This movement triggers the Malinois instantly. At 0:05, the dog performs a "re-direct." It spins 180 degrees in a fraction of a second. The thief tries to keep running, dragging the bag, but the Malinois launches at his legs. At 0:07, the Takedown. The dog bites the back of the thief’s knee (hamstring area). The physics are brutal: the thief’s leg buckles completely under the pressure. He face-plants onto the concrete sidewalk with a heavy, realistic impact. The tote bag slides out of his hand and skids across the pavement. From 0:08 to 0:13, the "Ground War." The thief rolls over, shouting silently (mouth open wide in shock/pain), trying to punch the dog. The Malinois is faster, shifting its grip from the leg to the wrist of the hand trying to strike. The dog uses its body weight to hold the man down, paws scrambling for traction on the concrete. We see dust kicking up from the struggle. The woman scrambles to her feet, pulling the leash back to restrain the dog, creating a dynamic three-way tension: The thief pulling away, the dog pulling the thief, and the woman pulling the dog. The Loop Reset (0:13–0:15): The thief manages to kick the dog in the chest, creating just enough separation to scramble to his feet and sprint away into the neighbor's yard (background), hopping a low fence. The dog lunges but hits the end of the leash, snapped back by the woman. Ending: The clip ends with the thief gone and the dog straining at the end of the leash, barking silently at the fence, while the woman picks up her bag. The final frame focuses on the dog's intensity before cutting, inviting the viewer to watch the "justice" moment again.
“Vertical video, 9:16, man lawyer in office clothes, smiling, working at government desk in Québec, Canadian flag vis...
“Vertical video, 9:16, man lawyer in office clothes, smiling, working at government desk in Québec, Canadian flag visible, proud tone, no audio.”
Technical Specifications: Ultra-realistic raw footage mimicking a Nest/Ring driveway camera. Vertical 9:16 aspect rat...
Technical Specifications: Ultra-realistic raw footage mimicking a Nest/Ring driveway camera. Vertical 9:16 aspect ratio. The time is "Golden Hour"—late afternoon with long, dramatic shadows stretching across the scene. The color palette is warm oranges and deep greens. The video quality is sharp but has realistic compression artifacts in the fast-motion areas. Timestamp in the bottom right: "18:12:04" counting to "18:12:19". The Scene (0:00 - Setup for Loop): A suburban sidewalk lined with manicured green hedges. An older lady with silver hair, wearing a knitted cardigan, is walking slowly from right to left. She is walking a Malinois on a loose lead. The dog is trotting calmly, sniffing the air. The Action (0:01–0:15 Continuous): At 0:02, a man in a black windbreaker and baseball cap jogs into the frame from behind them (right side), moving suspiciously fast. He isn't jogging for exercise; his posture is hunched. At 0:04, as he passes the woman, he violently grabs the handle of her tote bag. The bag jerks, pulling the woman off-balance. She drops to one knee. This movement triggers the Malinois instantly. At 0:05, the dog performs a "re-direct." It spins 180 degrees in a fraction of a second. The thief tries to keep running, dragging the bag, but the Malinois launches at his legs. At 0:07, the Takedown. The dog bites the back of the thief’s knee (hamstring area). The physics are brutal: the thief’s leg buckles completely under the pressure. He face-plants onto the concrete sidewalk with a heavy, realistic impact. The tote bag slides out of his hand and skids across the pavement. From 0:08 to 0:13, the "Ground War." The thief rolls over, shouting silently (mouth open wide in shock/pain), trying to punch the dog. The Malinois is faster, shifting its grip from the leg to the wrist of the hand trying to strike. The dog uses its body weight to hold the man down, paws scrambling for traction on the concrete. We see dust kicking up from the struggle. The woman scrambles to her feet, pulling the leash back to restrain the dog, creating a dynamic three-way tension: The thief pulling away, the dog pulling the thief, and the woman pulling the dog. The Loop Reset (0:13–0:15): The thief manages to kick the dog in the chest, creating just enough separation to scramble to his feet and sprint away into the neighbor's yard (background), hopping a low fence. The dog lunges but hits the end of the leash, snapped back by the woman. Ending: The clip ends with the thief gone and the dog straining at the end of the leash, barking silently at the fence, while the woman picks up her bag. The final frame focuses on the dog's intensity before cutting, inviting the viewer to watch the "justice" moment again.
creer l'animation du kebab qui se compose
creer l'animation du kebab qui se compose
Technical Specifications: Ultra-realistic raw footage mimicking a Nest/Ring driveway camera. Vertical 9:16 aspect rat...
Technical Specifications: Ultra-realistic raw footage mimicking a Nest/Ring driveway camera. Vertical 9:16 aspect ratio. The time is "Golden Hour"—late afternoon with long, dramatic shadows stretching across the scene. The color palette is warm oranges and deep greens. The video quality is sharp but has realistic compression artifacts in the fast-motion areas. Timestamp in the bottom right: "18:12:04" counting to "18:12:19". The Scene (0:00 - Setup for Loop): A suburban sidewalk lined with manicured green hedges. An older lady with silver hair, wearing a knitted cardigan, is walking slowly from right to left. She is walking a Malinois on a loose lead. The dog is trotting calmly, sniffing the air. The Action (0:01–0:15 Continuous): At 0:02, a man in a black windbreaker and baseball cap jogs into the frame from behind them (right side), moving suspiciously fast. He isn't jogging for exercise; his posture is hunched. At 0:04, as he passes the woman, he violently grabs the handle of her tote bag. The bag jerks, pulling the woman off-balance. She drops to one knee. This movement triggers the Malinois instantly. At 0:05, the dog performs a "re-direct." It spins 180 degrees in a fraction of a second. The thief tries to keep running, dragging the bag, but the Malinois launches at his legs. At 0:07, the Takedown. The dog bites the back of the thief’s knee (hamstring area). The physics are brutal: the thief’s leg buckles completely under the pressure. He face-plants onto the concrete sidewalk with a heavy, realistic impact. The tote bag slides out of his hand and skids across the pavement. From 0:08 to 0:13, the "Ground War." The thief rolls over, shouting silently (mouth open wide in shock/pain), trying to punch the dog. The Malinois is faster, shifting its grip from the leg to the wrist of the hand trying to strike. The dog uses its body weight to hold the man down, paws scrambling for traction on the concrete. We see dust kicking up from the struggle. The woman scrambles to her feet, pulling the leash back to restrain the dog, creating a dynamic three-way tension: The thief pulling away, the dog pulling the thief, and the woman pulling the dog. The Loop Reset (0:13–0:15): The thief manages to kick the dog in the chest, creating just enough separation to scramble to his feet and sprint away into the neighbor's yard (background), hopping a low fence. The dog lunges but hits the end of the leash, snapped back by the woman. Ending: The clip ends with the thief gone and the dog straining at the end of the leash, barking silently at the fence, while the woman picks up her bag. The final frame focuses on the dog's intensity before cutting, inviting the viewer to watch the "justice" moment again.
The two guys land on a rooftop and the logo appears in the background. final anime intro scene
The two guys land on a rooftop and the logo appears in the background. final anime intro scene
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