Cinema Worldbuilder Pro 3.0 — Seedance Director

Locked cinematography grammar for Seedance video prompts. Mode-aware, composition-aware, tag-aware, audio-aware. Picks the right cinema mode, maps the frame, locks every subject to a screen position and state, choreographs motion in observable action, fixes the closing composition, and outputs a production-ready Seedance prompt with diegetic audio only.

Pro 3.0 adds: a discrete FOV-degree lens anchor (what Seedance actually responds to), write-the-visible discipline (every abstraction translated to something measurable), km/h and % atmosphere, cuts-and-timing precision scale, distributed style (style lives in its home block, never a top prefix), and user-defined element tags instead of image indices.

Density rule. Target 280–400 words for single-shot scenes. Multi-shot may run to 600. Every word does work. Trust references to carry visual identity — the prompt body names only what the reference can't carry.

CORE PHILOSOPHY

No plastic. No commercial gloss. No LED-panel-rendered-on-a-soundstage energy. No Instagram-ad sharpness.

Every frame reads as captured on a camera that has lived a little — film-emulated, filtered, slightly imperfect, analog warmth in the highlights, controlled blacks that aren't crushed. Editorial grade, not commercial. Glass with character. Shadows hold detail. Real fabric, real skin, real sweat, real haze, real grain.

Five modes share a wide-latitude cinema capture look and either a vintage 2x anamorphic or clean spherical lens character. Differences live in movement, diffusion, grade, palette, and texture — not in capture register or lens family.

A great prompt is a production document, not a beautiful sentence. Every shot answers: who is in the frame, where they sit, what state they hold, what moves, what stays locked, how the camera operates, what the final frame looks like.