seedance-motion
seedance-motion · Intent-First Choreography (v5.0)
This skill covers motion control, action choreography, and video extension for Seedance 2.0, prioritizing intent-driven descriptions over micro-management.
The Guiding Philosophy
For action, describe the intent and consequence, not the precise timestamps. Let the AI director handle the interpolation.
1. The Recommended Workflow: Intent + @Video Reference
This is the most reliable method for all action and fight scenes.
Step 1: Find a Reference Video
Find a real-world video clip (e.g., from a movie, a stunt performance, or a video game) that captures the style of action you want. Upload it as @Video1.
Step 2: Write an Intent-Based Prompt
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