Seedance 2.0

Use @Image 1 as the first frame of the scene. Adopt a first-person perspective and refer to the camera movement effect in @Video 1. The upper scene should be based on @Image 2, the left scene on @Image 3, and the right scene on @Image 4.

The girl is gracefully drying the clothes. After that, she takes out another one from the bucket and shakes it vigorously.

Source prompt not published. This example focuses on maintaining the same bag design, proportions, materials, and branding details throughout motion.

Source prompt not published. This example focuses on transferring the reference clip's rhythm, camera language, and transition structure to a new image-driven scene.

Based on the shooting script of the feature film shown in @Image 1, and referring to the shots, camera angles, movement shots, scenes and dialogues in @Image 1, create a 15-second soothing opening sequence about "The Four Seasons of Childhood".

Extend 10 seconds forward. Under the warm afternoon light, the shot starts from the row of sunshades swaying in the breeze on the street corner, then slowly lowers to a few daisies peeking out by the wall. Next, the protagonist’s red sneakers come into view. He crouches by a street flower stall, smiling as he gathers a large bouquet of sunflowers into his arms, petals brushing against his white T-shirt. When he steps onto his skateboard, the vendor calls out with a laugh, "Watch out—the petals might fly!" He waves back before pushing off. A few golden petals have already escaped the bouquet, landing on the skateboard deck.